Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1959 volume:

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We hope this Excalibur will help t 7recapture the highlights of this school year, now and in the years to come. i 2 Tn atford � rthc IvXCAI.IBUK theme, THE RICH- U KN m wc would like to dedicate this book to a Vci«ierV y onr facility who we feel is one of the best KNIGHTS •fall-Umts teachdf's personality, character, and loyalty has been an in irktionrfvafll of the KNIGHTS of RICHWOODS. The friend- liness anti Knowledge, which she possesses, has guided many stu- dents toward the right decision. Therefore, we, the members of the EXCAI.IBUR STAFF, in ap- preciation wish to dedicate the 1959 ENCAI.IBl'R to , . VS-ty Miss EI.SIE M. ENGELHAIT Mis Elsie M Engclhaupl Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 5 Mr. RALPH HOERK Mr. HENRY TRIEBEL Mr. CHARLES B. ULLRICK Mr. WILLIAM O. LOWERY President Secretary Attorney Treasurer Dr. FRED ENDRES The members of the Board of Education of the Kichwoods Community High School. District 312 arc Mr. Ralph Hoerr, President. Mr. Henry Triehel. .Secretary. Dr. Fred Entires. Mr. Wheeler McDougal. Mrs. George Meyer. Jr.. Mr. Charles Pattison and Mr. L. Edward Roby. Mr. Charles It. Ullrick has served as the attorney for the Board of Education since the district was organized in 1951. Mr. William O. Lowery has served as a member of the Board of Education and is now the treasurer for the Richwoods Community High School District and several of the underlying elementary districts. Members of the Board of Education are elected by the public for a three year term. They meet twice a month in regular meetings, and establish the policy upon which the school operates. Through their efforts a new addition to the present building will lx built and completed by I960. The cost of the new addition will be $975,000.00. It will include fourteen new class rooms, an addition to the library, an addition to the study hall, a crafts class room, three science laboratories, an addition to the counseling and guidance area, and an addition to both the boys’ and girls' locker rooms. We, the student body, appreciate the Board of Education’s efforts in taking the necessary leadership in the community to make it possible for us to have the best educational opportunities available. 6 Mr. WAYNE CRAWFORD Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager Mr. FRED Mr-DAVID Superintendent Our very capable administration staff has certainly helped all of the RICHWOODS’ KNIGHTS to have a more successful and eventful year, both in activities and in academic work. Last year, because of our fine superin- tendent. MR. FRED C. McDAVID, and our other three administrators’ great desire to make Rich woods a rep- utable school, they set the high scholastic standards that we have at our school. With the fine thinking and coop- eration of the Community, Board of Education, the ad- ministrative staff, the faculty, and everyone else who as- sisted in making Richwoods Community High a superior school, R.C.H.S. was accepted as an accredited school by the North Central Association and the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction. An accreditation the first year of any new school is a rarity. We consider this an honor to have been accepted so soon. MR. WAYNE CRAWFORD, Business Manager and As- sistant Superintendent, has aided Mr. McDavid with many important business matters. He has supervised the cafeteria program, bus transportation, maintenance, and the purchasing of all the equipment for the school. His coojx-ration with our superintendent can be seen through- out our two profitable years. MR. RICHARD ERZEN, Administrative Assistant, Dean of Boys, and Director of Guidance, and MISS HELEN CURRAN, Dean of Girls, have counselled us with all of our problems. Their leadership, patience and understanding have guided us through all of our difficulties during the past two years. We owe so much to our excellent administrative staff and want to thank them for their help in making us better stu- dents and KNIGHTS today, as well as citizens of to- morrow. Mr. RICHARD ERZEN Dean of Boy and Miss HELEN CURRAN Administration Assistant Dean of Girls Mrs. HARRIETT BALL Library Clerk Mrs. ELLEN BLUMENRADER Attendance Clerk Mrs. MARJORIE Mrs. URSULA YOUNG PUTMAN Part-Time Bookkeeper Receptionist (4 The high quality work of the KNIGIITS of our office staff can be seen by the ac- complished and orderly way our school office staff operates. Mrs. MARJORIE PUTMAN, the receptionist and switch- board ojx-rator, lias always greeted every- one with a smile. Mrs. JOYCE PA- LUSKA. the office manager and Mr. FRED McDAVID’S personal secretary, has never been too busy to help a stu- dent. 'Flic attendance clerk, Mrs. BLU- MENRADER. and the general clerk, Mrs. POGUE, have been patient and friendly to everybody. Mrs. LEE. Mr. WAYNE CRAWFORD’S secretary and bookkeeper, Miss JEAN IE FISHER, sec- retary to Mr. RICHARD ERZEN. and Mrs. URSULA YOUNG, part time book- keeper, have been efficient and have done their work well. Mrs. HARRIETT BALL has done much to keep our library in fine working order. This imjrortant and neces- sary staff of R.C.H.S. has been ap- preciated by all of the KNIGHTS of Richwoods. Mrs. VIRGINIA LEE Bookkeeper Mrs. JOYCE PALUSKA Office Manager and Secretary Mrs. COLEEN POGUE Bookkeeper 8 JEANIE FISHER General Stenographer Misi PATRICIA ANN ALTHAUS Algebra I. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Bradley Uni- versity B.S.: Bradley Univer- sity M.A. Miss WINIFRED R. ANDERSON Business Survey, Typing I, Record Keeping. Bradley Uni- versity B.S. and M.A. Miss ROSEMARY ATEN Girls' Physical Education, Royalcttcs, Freshman-Sopho- more Cheerleaders. Square Dance Club. Western Illinois University B.S. 9 Mr. ROBERT BAIETTO Physical Education, Indi| trial Arts. Rifle Club, Varsity Football and Coach. University r of Mr. KENNETH E. BARTON Exploratory Drafting, Explora- tory Woodworking, Exploratory Metalworking, Exploratory Elec- tricity, General Electricity II, Basic Electronics III, Machine Woodworking III, Audio- Visual Aids Club. Radio Elec- tronics Club. Illinois State Nor- mal University B.S. and M.S. Mr. PHILIP J. BECKER Physics, Senior Science. Gen- eral Science. Physical Science Club. Bradley University B.S and M S. Mi� ANN BODIN'E English II, English III, Drama Club. Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity B.A. Mr. GEORGE S. BRIGGS Choral Music, Music Apprecia- tion Club. Eastern Illinois Uni- versity B.S. and M.S. Mrs. MARY II. BROWN Freshman Speech, Freshman Class Sponsor. Pantomime Quiz Club. William Wood College A.F.A.; Northwestern Univer- sity B.S. Mr. WILLIAM F. BYAR Social Studies, Department Chairman. U.S. History', Eco- nomic , Jazz Appreciation Club. Augustana College A.B.; Brad- ley University M.A. Miss BARBARA CROSSMAN College Preparatory English, National Honor Society. De- Pa uw University B.A. Mr. CLAUDE D. CUNNINGHAM Freshman - Sophomore Boys' Counselor. Western Illinois Uni- versity B.S. and M.S. Miss NANCY LEE DALEY English, Speech. Dramatics Club. Illinois State Normal University B.S. 10 Miss BARBARA DOOLEY English, Jazz Appreciation Club. Bradley University B.S. Mrs. KAREN EGGED llomemaking I, llomemaking III, Senior llomemaking, Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Montana State College B.S. Miss ELSIE M. ENGELHAUPT General English IV. Annual Advisor, Publicity, Newspaper Advisor. Quill and Scroll. Northern Illinois University B.S.; University of Colorado M.A. Mrs. NORMA FRANKLIN Shorthand I. Shorthand II. Record Keeping, Secretarial Practice, Secretarial Club. Uni- versity of Illinois B.S. and M.S. Overdue Again!!! Mr. RALPH I). EVERSON Arts. Crafts. Junior Class Spon- sor. Stage Crew Sponsor. Art Club. Eastern Illinois Univer- sity B.A. Mr. CLAYTON FAWKES General Science, Chemistry, Photography Club. McKcndrec College B.S.; University of Illinois M.S. Mr. EDWIN FERREE Drafting, Woodshop, Boys In- tramural Program, Jewelry Making Club. University of Illinois B.S.; Illinois State Normal University M.S. Facial expressions cornu a great deal in Dramatics. Mr. TV FRANKLIN Physical Education, Assistant Sophomore Football, Sopho- more Basketball, Varsity Base- ball. Eureka College A.B.; University of Illinois A.M. Miss ANNA GOLDSBERRV Latin. Illinois College B.A.; State University of Iowa M.A. Mr. RONALD HAFER American History. Sociology, English II. DePauw University B.A.; University of Illinois M.A. Miss KATHERINE HARD French, English HI. French Club. University of Illinois B.A. 12 Miss LOIS HARRISS Girls' Physical Education, Var- sity Cheerleaders, Modem Dance Club. Southern Illinois University B.S. Miss DOROTHY IIEITHOLD Physical Education, G.A.A. Western Illinois University B.S. Mr. DON HENDERSON United States History. Sopho- more Football Coach. Varsity Basketball Coach. Varsity Ten- nis Coach, R Club. Eastern Illinois University B.S. Mr. DALE HOLLOWAY Biolog)', Biology Club. Univer- sity of Illinois B.S. Mr. RUTH HUGHES Freshman - Sophomore Girls' Counselor, Chess Club. Western Illinois State College B.Ed.; Bradley M.A. Mr. WILLIAM HUGHES Director of Physical Education and Athletics, Track Coach, R Club, Square Dance Club. Western State University BE.; University of Illinois M.S. Mr DONALD JOHNSON Algebra, Plane Geometry, Sophomore Class Sponsor, In- termediate Photography Club. Augustana College BY; State University of Iowa M.A. Mr. GEORGE M JOHNSTON American Government. Soci- ology, Freshman Football. Wres- tling, Great Bt oks Club. Bradley Unhjeptity B.S. and M.A 1 £ £ Mr. ESTEL JONES Mathematics Dept. General Mathematics, try, Youth Western Illinois State sity B.E.; University M.A. Mr. TONY JUSKA Physical Education, Football, Wrestling, Golf. Purdue B.P.E. and M.P.E.; Graduate Work, Indiana and Bradley. Mr. LEONARD F. KORGIE World History, U.S. History. International Relations, Senior Class Sponsor, Foreign Affairs Club. University of Notre Danse B.A.; University of Illinois M.A. Mr. HERBERT J. LEE Band, Music Theory, Hans Radio Club. Eastern Illinois University B.S.; University of Illinois M.S. Miss MARY I.OU MeGANN Nurse, Medical Career's Club. St. John's Hospital R.N.; Uni- versity of Michigan B.S.P.H.N. Mr. DONALD MARINE Debate, Dramatics, Speech, English, Swinging Knights. State University of Iowa B.A. Mr. ALLEN METTERNICH Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Senior Class Advisor. Carthage College A.B.; University of Illinois M.S. Mr. WILLIAM PATTON English I, English Department Chairman, College Preparatory English. Millikin University A.B. and M.S. 14 Mr. LEON H. PBRLEV Typing, Business Law, Office Machines, Investment Club, Stage Crew. Western Illinois University B.S. anti M.S. Mr. STEPHEN A. POWER General Mathematics, Algebra, Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach, Head Cross-Country Coach. Checker Club. Univer- sity of Notre Dame B.A. Mr. G. CASSIUS RICHARDSON Business Education Department Chairman. Typing I. Bookkeep- ing, Geography, Director of Adult Education, Checker Club. Eastern Illinois University B.Ed.; University of Illinois M.S. Mr. ROBER T L. SHEETS Chemistry, Advanced Chemis- try. Photography Corps. Eastern Illinois University B.S.; Uni- versity of Illinois M.S. Don’t let it burn!!! Mrs. MARGARET ELLEN RICHARDSON Homemaking Department Chairman, Junior Class Sjxm- sor. Eastern State University B.S.; Indiana State M.S. Miss RUTH RUPPENKAMP Business English, Typewriting II. Business Survey. Marycrcst College B.A. Mr. JONATHAN SHARP l'oreign Language Department Chairman, Spanish. Spanish Club. Greenville College A.B.; University of Illinois Ed.M. What arc you mixing, Mr. Sheet ??? Mr. DANIEL G. SWANSON Industrial Arts Department Chairman, Woodworking, In- dustrial Arts Club. Western Illinois University B.S.; Stout Institute M.S. Mrs. MEDIA TOTTEN Study Hall. Bradley University B.S. Mr. FRANK L. VACHON German, English. German Club. Bradley University B.A. and M.A. ' Mr. JAMES VIPOND Junior-Senior Boys’ Counselor. Monmouth College B.S.; Uni- versity of Illinois. M.S. Miss LUDELLA WAGGONER Pre-Algebra, Algebra II. Mur- ray State College B.S. Mr. DAVID L WILLIAMS Biology, Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Freshman-Sophomore Baseball Coach. Nature Obser- vations Club. University of Illinois B.S. 16 Mr. JACK ROSS YOUNG Science Department Chairman, General Science. Biology. Audio-Visual Service . Behind- t he-Wheel Driver Education, Audio-Visual Service Club. Northwestern University B.S. and M S. TT Mis. DOROTHY L. ZINSER English III. English I. English Pantomime Quiz Club. University B.A. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN MEETING. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Mr Jack Ross Young. Mr. George Briggs. Mrs. Margaret Ellen Richardson, Mr. Ralph Everson. Miss Mary Lou McGann. Mr Fred McDnvid. Miss Helen Curran. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cassius Richardson. Mr. William Hughes. Mr. Loren Allen, Mr. William A. Patton. Mr. Wayne Crawford, Mr. Dan Swanson, Mr. Jonathan Sharp, Mr. William Byar, and Mr. Estcl Jones. 1? Left to Right: Mrs. Edith Kent. Mrs. Emma Knapp. Mrs. Ann Kochcndorfcr, Mrs Shcrlcy Linderfclscr. Mrs. Dorothy Haynes, Mrs. Melba Berryman, Mrs. Lorcnc Dodson. Mrs. Marie Migham, Mrs. Lena Eberlc, Mrs. Jane Peterson, Mrs. Millie Durflingcr, Mrs. Esther Billerbeck, and Mrs. Lydia Lehmann, Cafeteria Manager. 18 FIRST ROW: Mr. Wilmcr Fisher. SF.COSD ROW, I.tft to RIGHT: Mrs. Carolyn Fclcccia, Mr. Dewitt Coates, Mr. Everett Cooper, Mr. Les Collins, Mr. Don Ballard, Mr. Roland Knobloch, Mr. Harry Clemmer, Mr. Wesley Collins, Mr. Andy Masters, Mr. Bill Hcrchcnbach, and Mr. Marvin Jones. SfiecccU Sewicea- The special services of our sc hool include the Cafeteria, the Hus Operation and Maintenance, and the Maintenance of the Building and Campus. The Cafeteria manager, Mrs. LYDIA LEHMAN has planned wholesome and nourishing meals, and her assistants have aided her in serving for the special programs at school, as well as the school lunches. These women have given their time in the evenings to prepare the food for special dinners and banquets. We KNIGHTS have been pleasantly surprised at Thanksgiving and Christmas when the menu has included turkey, dress- ing, and all the trimmings. The manager of the bus maintenance, Mr. WILLIAM II. MILLER, supervises the buses and keeps them in fine working condition at all times. We congratulate the drivers unfailing concern for the students in their transjjortation to and from school in all kinds of weather. The maintenance superintendent. Mr. WILMER FISHER, and his workers have done a good job keeping our school in superb condition. We wculd also like to acknowledge Mrs. FELECCIA, for her splendid work and support in the maintenance department. All of the KNIGHTS have contributed to the well planned school that we have. We wish to compliment the skilled work that they have done. I.tfl to Right: Mr. William Miller, Mr. I.eo La Febcr, Mr. Stephen Lawler, Mr. Francis Samuelson. Mr. W. P. Cranford. Mr. James Lindley, Mr. Dale Boatman, Mr. Phillip Jordan, Mr. E. Casper, Mr. Alex Sawicki, Mr. Clyde Stevenson, and Mr. Robert Burnett. 19 (?Ca }4e4 Mr. Allen Mcttcmich Senior Faculty Advisor Mr. Leonard Korgic Assistant Senior Faculty Advisor We. as Senior Knights, came to Kichwoods Community High Scliool last year and united. Our first task as a class in our new school was to elect the class officers and student council members. Then the selection of our class rings, a difficult but important decision, was made. The climactic event was the Junior-Senior Prom, which the class of 59” successfully sponsored. Under the capable leadership of our advisor, Mrs. Margaret Ellen Richardson, and our assistant advisor, Mr. Kenneth Barton, last years activities were very profitable. As seniors, we eagerly started to school this fall with many plans for our last and most important year. The senior highlights this year have been many and varied. Leading our class were John Blossom, Jr., president, Bob Creamer, vice president, Lee Ann Culmer, secretary, and Bill Ruther- ford. treasurer. Some of our senior class members were honored to be chosen physical education leaders. Preparing for college, under the direction of Miss Helen Curran, Dean of Girls, and Mr. Richard Erzen, Director of Guidance, we attended College Day and Scholarship Night where we learned about the various colleges and the scholarships available to us. The Campus Caper’s and Susy Secretary's potluck dinners, advised by Miss Helen Curran, were held for the girls planning college or business careers. A number of our class members were awarded scholarships for their academic efforts. The first dance of tin- school year, sponsored by the senior class and the first Homecoming Dance, sponsored by our fine Student Council, were very successful affairs. We were all pleased with Kichwoods first Homecoming Queen, Mary Gummcrson, who was crowned by Dan Sills, Student Council President, and her equally beautiful senior court, Nancy Barker, Lee Ann Culmer, Donna Ginthcr, Lucia Meyer, Jan Moreland, Gail Rubin, and Sue Ward. The girls’ escorts were Ken Allen, John Blossom. Jr.. Mike Few, Steve Giddan, Dean Jameson, Wheeler McDougal, Jr., Tom Morgan, and Chris Roby. After working so diligently, we thrilled to receive first place in the float contest. The senior banquet, dance, and all the graduation cere- monies will be cherished by all of us for a lifetime. Our energetic advisor and assistant advisor, Mr. Allen Mettcr- nich and Mr. Leonard Korgic, truly helped us to have recognized academic and social achievements throughout the year. We seniors have sincerely enjoyed attending such a fine school as Kichwoods Community High. We certainly will remember our alma mater and intend to return to see all the progress made, and recall the pleasant memories of our high school davs. ANDY ALBRIGHT B;isketball; Golf : Cross-Country. KENNETH ALLEN Ken Physical Science Club. CAROL A. APPLEGATE Music Appreciation Club; A Cappclla Choir. LINDA LOUISE ASHER “Lindy I.ou” Medical Careers Club; German Club; A Cappclla Choir; Band; Shield Staff. Reporter. 22 ROBERT AUER Varsity Football; Biological Sci- ence Club: Music Appreciation Club. RONALD AUGUSTINE “Augie Wrestling; Varsity Football; Rifle Club. SAUL AUSEJUS GEORGEANNE BACKUS “Georgie Business Education Club; Square Dance Club; Physical Education Leader. DAVID BALL Stage Crew. Manager of All School Play; Jewelry Making Club. NANCY BARKER Royalettes. Co-Captain; Jewelry Making Club, President; Roya Jesters: Senior Homeroom Rep resentativc; Junior Representa live; Homecoming Queen Can didate. GARY BARNES “Hutch The Swinging Knights Club: Photography Club; A Cappclla Choir: Physical Education leader. -SEN 1 OR ACTiViTiE: HOMElSOMlNG COLU- HO 60 SENIOR JP.-SR. proi Senior awards Exams Baccalaureate Commencement G F.OR ;ETTE BA R R ATI I “George” Royal Jesters: Drama Club. Committee Chairman: Hall Monitor; Senior Class Play. 23 PATRICIA BARTHOLOMEW Pat” Royal Jesters; G.A.A.; Hall Monitor; F.H.A., Committee Chairman. PHILIP BAYS Band, Vice President. President; Physical Science Club, Presi- dent; Youth Fellowship Club; Debate; 1958 All School Play. MARCIA BECK Toni” Royal Jesters; F.H.A. ROGER BELDEK Football; Rifle Club; Letter- men's Club; Royal Jesters; Wrestling, Captain. PATRICIA BERGSTROM Patty” G.A.A.; Music Appreciation Club; Senior Class Play. RALPH BIDDISOX Stage Grew; Square Dance Club. ALLEN BILL Stage Crew; Audio-Visual Aids Crew; Rifle Club. JANE BIXKELE Chess Club; Orchestra. Skeleton Crew! 24 'Dave JOHN D. BLOSSOM. Jr. Blou” Senior Class President; Invest- ment Club, President; News- paper Staff, Sports Editor; Physical Education Leader; Royal Jesters; Junior-Senior Prom. Decoration Co-Chairman. BONNIE BOUTON Royal Jesters; Spanish Club; Music Appreciation Club; Girls' Choir; Dramatics Club. DAVID BOOKER Checker Club. ANITA BOYER “Penny” Secretary of Student Council; Drama Club; Secretary; A Cap- pclla Choir. President; Royal Jesters; Hall Monitor. Preparing a winner WILLIAM BOYER “Biir A Cappella Choir; Audio- Visual Aids Club, Chief, Co- Chief; The Swinging Knights Club. PERRY BRANDT “Perry” Matli Club; Checker Club; Rifle Club; Track. RON BRYANT “Bear” R” Club; Varsity Football Manager: Rifle Club; Photog- raphy Club. CHUCK BUCK Basketball; Football; Student Council. Treasurer; A Cappella Choir; Investment Club; Royal Jesters: Track: “R Club; Junior-Senior Prom, Master of Ceremonies and Program Chair- man; Senior Class Play. 25 JUDY BURNS '•Burnsie G.A.A.; Medical Careers Club. JULIA BUCK Julie” Band; Pep Band: Drill Team; F.T.A.; Royal Jesters; Excali- bur Staff. Sophomore Editor; Senior Class Play. SHARON KAY BUTLER Business Club; Medical Careers Club. ROYDEN BUTTERFIELD Hoy” Chess Club, Vice-President. HARVEY MICHAEL CAHO M ike” Ride Club; Stage Crew. BOB CAMP Football; Basketball; Track; R Club; Jazz Appreciation DUANE CARR Radio-Electronics Club. MARION CARTWRIGHT ‘‘Butch Jewelry Making Club. Club. 26 BONNIE CASI.EY Business Club. MONTY CASI.EY “Mori Rifle Club; Intramural Bowl- ing. WILLIAM CHR[SWELL Football; Intramural Bowling. PATRICIA CHURCH “Pat Shield Staff, Feature Reporter; A Cappclla Choir; F.T.A., Vice-President; Senior Repre- sentative! Dramatics Club; Girls' Choir; Quill and Scroll. DELORES CLARK “Dee French Club, Secretary; Square Dance Club: Hall Monitor; Physical Education Leader; Shield Staff, Reporter. I.ARRY COLLIER Industrial Arts Club: Band: Swinging Knights Club; Wres- tling. WILLIAM CONGER “Bill Intramural Basketball. LOISLEE CONN “Lo Medical Career Club; Hall Monitor. 27 JACK COTTIXGHAM Jewelry Making Club; Intra- mural Bowling. KAREN COX “Coxy Royal Jesters; G.A.A. EUGENE CREAMER “Gent Lettenman's Club; Cross- Country'; Industrial Arts Club, President, State Historia ROBERT CREAMER “Bob Debate Team; Excalibur Staff, S|x rts Editor: Quill and Scroll; Senior Class Vice President; Student Council: Letterman’s Club; Rifle Club, Executive tan, � Officer; Track Manager; All f fKristi School Play; Royal Jesters; °--:--nl— Senior Class Play. LEE ANN CULMER Quill and Scroll; Shield Staff, Circulation Manager; Royal Jesters; Junior-Senior Prom, Planning Committee; Student Council; Senior Class Secretary; Royalettes, Recorder; Jazz Ap- preciation Club; Homecoming Queen Candidate. GEORGE DANZER Jewelry Making Club; Intra- mural Bowling. College Capers Potluck 28 JANET DODDS “Doc” Royalcttcs; F.T.A.; A Cappella Choir; Royal Jesters; Youth Fellowship Club; Hall Monitor r. AXiW J IM4 RUSS DRYSH Royal Jesters; Drama Club; All School Play: Senior Class Rep- resentative. Analyzing the College Situation RONALD DODSON -Hon Foreign Affairs Club; Intra- mural Bowling. FRANCIS DUSCH “Franny” Industrial Arts Club; Foreign Affairs. LINDA EHLEN Lind 1 ANN ELLIS Hot Rod Royal Jesters, Make-up; Secre- tarial Club, Secretary. JACK F.NDRES Magoo” Football, Co-Captain; Wres- tling; Tennis; President of Junior Class; Student Council; Lcttemian's Club, Treasurer; Royal Jesters; Investment Club. NANCY EVANS Debate Team; Shield Staff: Hall Monitor; Royal Jesters; Quill and Scroll; Foreign Af- fairs Club. 29 RON FAULKNER Industrial Arts Club. MARY JUANITA FEESER Mar mi” F.H.A.; Square Dance Club. JAMES FEW “Mikt” Physical Science Club; Basket- ball Manager; Tennis Team; Letterman’s Club; Rifle Club; Cross-Country. FRANCES FISCHER “Fran” F.H.A.; Secretarial Club, Presi- dent. NANCY FLECK Froggit” Varsity Cheerleader; Shield Staff, Feature and Editorial Reporter; A Cappclla Choir, Secretary-Treasurer; Royal Jes- ters; FT.A.: Youth Fellowship Club; Quill and Scroll; Senior Class Play. CAMILLE FRANKS BONNIE FRAZEE Frizzie” Jazz Appreciation Club. Drama Club; Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; Royal Jesters; Office Page. 30 HOWARD FULFORD Football; Wrestling; Track, Captain; Royal Jesters; Invest- ment Club, Treasurer; Letter- man's Club; Physical Education Leader. JANICE ANN FULTS Jan F.H.A., Degree Chairman; Li- brarian; G.A.A.; Modern Dance Club; Hall Monitor; Physical Education Leader. GEORGE FURNESS Duke” Varsity Baseball; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Wrestling; Dra- matics Club. DOREEN FUTHEY Dor French Club; Square Dance Club; Hall Monitor; Shield Staff, News Editor: Quill and Scroll. THOMAS GAMBOE Scupe” Basketball; Mathematics Club; Jazz Appreciation Club: Bas- ketball and Bowling Intra- murals. JOY CARD Business Education Club; Hall Monitor; Drama Club; Y-Tcens, Secretary. 31 MARY JO GEISLER Jo Royalcttcs; Dramatics Club; Shield Stall; Square Dance Club. FRED GEN'ZEL Rifle Club. STEVE GIDDAN Royal Jesters; Student Council, Vice President; Baseball; Bas- ketball: Investment Club; Let- tennan's Club; Cross-Country. DONNA GINTHBR Donna Jeanne‘ Medical Career Club, Vice President; Majorette. , Future “Co-ed 32 DICK GRIFFIN Griff” Intramural Bowling; Foreign Affairs Club. MARY GUMMERSON Gummy” Varsity Cheerleader: Medical Careers Club; Secretary of Jun- ior Class; Royal Jesters; 1958 Homecoming Queen. GARY HANSON Ole” Industrial Arts Club, Secretary- Treasurer; Track; Swimming. Good Food, Good Plans THOMAS ItER ATI I Hatty” Jazz. Appreciation Club; Intra- mural Basketball. CAROL HIGGINSON Higgit Jazz Appreciation Club; Youth Fellowship Club; Book Club. ROBERT E. HICHAM Bob” Track; Jazz Appreciation Club; Swimming. JODF.NE HII-SABECK Joe” Medical Careers Club. Presi- dent. 33 ALBERT HUNT “Peaches” Football, Wrestling, Track; Physical Science Club; Jazz Appreciation Club. MAR TIN HUNT, Jr. “Marly” Band, Drum Major; Stage Crew; Audio-Visual Aids Club: F.T.A., Treasurer; Wrestling; Senior Class Play. GERALD JANSSEN “Jerry” Industrial Arts Club. NORMA JANSSEN Royal Jesters; Hall Monitor; Jewelry Making Club. LYMAN B. JENNINGS, Jr. Swimming Team; Foreign Af- fairs Club; Latin Club. HAROLD JETER “Bill” Chess Club. WILLIAM L. JOHNSON “Bill” Physical Science Club; Foreign Affairs Club. 34 RUTH JONES Photography Club; G.A.A. JOHN KENDALL Buddy'’ Square Dance Club. MARY JANE KIRKHUS “M.J.” A Cappclla; G.A.A.; Royal Jesters; Jazz Appreciation Club. GROVER W. KISNER Physical Science Club; Jazz Appreciation Club. JOHN R KNAPP Jack Radio Electronics Club; Social Studies Club. JUDY KNAPP Xapetta” Royal Jesters: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Hall Monitor; Shield Staff. The Knights’ Twentieth Century Castle 35 JOHN KOCH EN DORFER “Kokey Track; Industrial Arts Club; Lcttcrmcn's Club. WILLIAM KOEHLER Willie Royal Jesters; Rifle Club. BONNIE L. LANDERS Hall Monitor. JUDY LAWRENCE “Sneezdta” Secretary Club; Royal Jesters. Shield Staff Reporter; Physical Education Leader. DONNA KAY LEE Donut Jewelry Making Club; Hall Monitor; Physical Education Leader. MARSHALL LEICH Marsh” Baseball; Lettermen’s Club; ]i 7s. Appreciation Club. JERRY LEMAN Jer Basketball; Cross-Country; So- cial Studies Club. Vice Presi- dent; Swinging Knights: I.ettennen’s Club; Excalibur Staff, Photographer; Physical Education Leader. Scholarship Night CAROLE LEWIS G.A.A.; Teenage Book Club. 36 ROBERT LEWIS Bob Jazz Appreciation Club; Lct- termen’s Club; Coif, Co- Captain. SUE LINDSAY Royalcttcs; Dramatics Club; Jazz Appreciation Club; ‘Hall Monitor. LYNNE LITCHFIELD F.H.A., Secretary; A Cappclla Choir: Shield Staff. Reporter; Variety Show. WAYNE LIVINGSTON Social Studies Club; Foreign Affairs Club. Question and Answer Period VALERIE LOAR “I'al Royal Jesters; F.T.A.; Shield Staff. Reporter. JEANNIE RAF. LONG Jean Royal Jesters; Pom-Poin Girl; Royalcttes; Drama Club; Of- fice Page; Girls Choir; Senior Class Play. RONALD LOURIE Ron Swimming Team; Hall Moni- tor; Photography Club; Shield Staff, Re| orter. DIANA LOWERY Business Education Club; Sec- retary Club; Physical Educa- tion Leader. 37 MICHAEL F. LUENZ “Mick” Physical Science Club; Pep Band; Swinging Knights; Band. Treasurer. WALTER LVNGE Physical Science Club; Cross- Country; Chess Club; letter- man's Club. JUDITH ANN MeGLADE “Judy” Future Homemakers of Amer- ica; A Cappella; Excalibur Staff, Literary Editor; Quill and Scroll. WAYNE MAMMEN Smiley” Football; Wrestling; Social Studies Club; Rifle Club. Vice-President; Iettemian’s Club: Physical Education Leader. ANNE MAPLE Shield Staff, Editor-in-Chicf: Quill and Scroll, President; Jazz Appreciation Club; Royal Jesters; Student Council. GARY H. MERCER Radio Electronics Club; Intra- murals. 38 LUCIA MEYER Pom-Pom Girl; Royalcttes; Modem Dance Club; Royal Jesters; Senior Class Play, assistant sistant director. i CAROL MIDDLETON Royal Jesters; Royalcttes; Jazz Appreciation Club; Hall Mon- itor. ANN MILLER LARRY MILLER Rifle Club, Secretary. EARLYNN MILLER Excalibur Staff, Senior Editor, Literary Editor; Shield Staff. Reporter; Art Club; G.A.A.; Modem Dance Club: Jazz Ap- preciation Club; Variety Show; Physical Education Leader; Quill and Scroll. RALPH E. MILLER Foreign Affairs Club. Basketball; Track; Photog- raphy Club. 39 JAN MORELAND SALLY MORELAND “The More” Jewelry Making Club. Jazz Appreciation Club; Royal Jesters; Homecoming Queen Candidate. TOM MORGAN Student Council, Parliamentar- ian; Debate Team; Royal Jes- ters; All School Play; Invest- ment Club. Vice-President; Sen- ior Class Play; D.A.R. Award. JIM MOUSIION “Maude Jazz Appreciation Club; I-et- termen's Club; Football; Base- ball. DAVE MUELLER Lettermen's Club; Jazz Appre- ciation Club; Football; Wres- tling: Golf; Cross-Country. RAY MURRAY Social Studies Club; Youth Fellowship Club; Jazz Appre- ciation Club. MARCIA MULALLY “Mopsy” Royal Jesters: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club. JOYCE NAFFZIGER Chess Club, President; Biology Club; Pep Band: Concert Band ; F.T.A. Man Talk! 40 JIM NOVAK Football: Basketball; Baseball: Lettermen's. Club, Vice President, Secretary; Spanish Club. Vice-President; Jazz Ap- preciation Club. DALE OAKLEY Vice-President of Junior Class: Football, Co-Captain: Wres- tling: Baseball; Lettermen’s Club, President. Secretary. Editors in Consultation KAREN PATTERSON WILLARD PAYNE “Willy” MARCIA PETARDE Jazz Appreciation Club; Basketball; Foreign Affairs G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Foreign Af- Club. President, fairs Club: A Cappella Choir: Shield StafT, Rej orter; Mall Monitor. LEE PHELPS “Pranuti” Stage Crew: Intramural Bas- ketball. Manager; Referee for Freshman-Sophomore Games: Industrial Arts Club. Parliamen- tarian; Intramural Bowling, Captain. 41 PATRICIA PHELPS “Pal’ Secretarial Club, Program Chairman; Hall Monitor; Shield Staff, Typist; Business Education Club. JANET LEE PICTON G.A.A.; Medical Career Club; F.H.A.; Y-Teens. JAMES PIERSON “Jim Royal Jesters; Photography Club. JO ANN PIPPINGER Drama Club, Vice-President: G.A.A.; Y-Tccns; Hall Moni- tor; Senior Class Play. BEVERLY MAE PLATT Business Education Club; G.A.A. Library Club; Li- brarian : Secretarial Club. SANDIE PLATT Kay-Kay Business Education Club; G.A.A.; Secretarial Club. CAROLE POLAND Business Education Club; Mod- ern Dance Club. President; Royalcttes; G.A.A., Activity Chairman. DONNA PRICE Shield Staff. News Re| ortcr; Jazz Appreciation Club; Royal Jesters. 42 HARRY REES Band : Photography Club. JII.L REES Royal Jesters: Youth Fellow- ship Club; All School Play; Great Books Club: A Cappella Choir. DAN RICHEY Social Studies Club; Youth Fellowship Club, Reporter, Representative: Intramural Football, Captain; Intramural Basketball; Wrestling. CHRIS ROBY Bubbles” Jazz Appreciation Club, Presi- dent: Football; Monitor: Senior Class Play. Secreta CAROL ROHNF.R Student Council, Shield Staff, Feature Editor; A Cappella Choir; Quill and Scroll, Vice-President; Royal Jesters; Music Appreciation Club. PRISCILLA RUNGE Pris Medical Careers Club; G.A.A. 43 FRANK RUSHMAN Checker Club. WANDA RUSSELL Windy” WILLIAM I.. RU THERFORD Bill” Cross • Country; Basketball; Track; Senior Class Treasurer; Lcttcmicn's Club: Jazz Appre- ciation Club; Social Studies Club. JERRY RYAN “ ? ' Royal Jesters; Jazz Apprec- iation Club. TOM SAPP Football; Baseball; Lettennen’s Club; Investment Club; Royal Jesters. GLADYS MARY SAUL Business Education Club; Pho- tography Club; Hall Monitor. MARLENE SCHAFER Schaf” Varsity Cheerleader; Royal Jes- ters; Jazz Appreciation Club. LEE ANN SCHEARER Medical Careers Club. Sunrise Education 44 NORVIN LEE SCHNEIDER Variety Show. SALLY SCHULLER Excalibur Staff; Junior Class Treasurer; Royalcttcs Captain; Royal Jesters; Medical Careers Club; Pom-Pom Girl; D.A.R. Award. Modem Dance! CAROLE SEAVER Youth Fellowship Club: Medi- cal Careers Club; Music Ap- preciation Club; G.A.A.. Vice- President; A Cappclla Choir; SYLVIA SEWELL “Cotton Pickin' ” Photography Club; Secretarial Club; Physical Education Leader. PAUL SEYMOUR CAROL ANN SHEAFFER Stage Crew; Industrial Arts “Annie” Club. Vice President. Medical Careers Club. 45 DAN SILLS Student Council President; Investment Club; Mathematics Club. Secretary-Treasurer. PHIL SKOW Swimming Team: Stamp Club JANET SPERRY Jan” Jazz Appreciation Club; Quill and Scroll; Royal Jesters; Ex- cal i bur Staff, Editor-in-Chief. Faculty Editor: Senior Class Play. JEANNE SPRAGUE Business Education Club; Jazz Appreciation Club; Student Secretary. JOYCE SPRENKLE Spunk” KARL DEAN STAHL Medical Careers Club. 46 SUE STAHL Sunt Royal Jesters; Jazz Apprecia- tion Club ; Hall Monitor. JOEL STANFORD Band. Treasurer; Intramurals; Shield Staff; Pep Band; Senior Class Play. BETTY STAUB “Stubb?’ o PATRICIA M. STEEG “Pai G.A.A. CLYDE STEVENSON Rifle Club. RANDY STOTLER Band: Foreign Affairs Club. MARTHA STEWART “Marty Business Education Club; Sec- retary. DARWYN STUART Stu Band. Vice-President; Debate Team; All School Play; Math- ematics Club; Art Club; Jaw Appreciation Club; Shield Staff: Excalibur Staff; Senior Class Play. 47 STELLA TAYLOR G.A.A.; Physical Education leader; Y-Tcens; F.H.A. TANYA THOMAS “Tex” Modern Dance Club; G.A.A. SHERRY THORNBURG “Pidge” Jazz Appreciation Club. NANCY TJARKSEN A Cappclla Choir; Girls’ Choir; Art Club; Jazz Appreciation Club; Royalcttes; Physical Ed- ucation Leader. LINDA TRAVIS “Baby Doli G.A.A. DENNIS TUCKER Track; Physical Education Leader; Physical Science Club; Rifle Club. Y-Tccns; Variety Show. Queen Candidates for Homecoming 48 RANDALL VIOLETTE “Randy” A Cappclla Choir; Photog- raphy Club; Photography Corps, President; Intramural Bowling. JUDY VIRGO “Squeakelta” Royal Jesters: Pom-Pom Girl: Quill and Scroll; Excalibur Staff, Assistant Editor; Royal- ettes; Jazz Appreciation Club. Signing up for Scholarship Night WARREN WALDSCHMIDT Photography Club; Photogra- phy Corps. SUE WARD “Suittta” Varsity Cheerleader; Royal Jes- ters; Mall Monitor: Jazz Ap- preciation Club: Shield Staff. Typist; Excalibur Staff. Typist; Homecoming Queen Candi- date: Senior Class Play. CHERYL WATKINS LINDA WEAVER F.T.A.; A Cappclla Choir. “The Wtav” Royal Jesters: Jazz Apprecia- tion Club; Hall Monitor. 49 SANDRA WEIR Secretarial Club. CAROL WELCH Royal Jesters; G.A.A.; Modem Dance Club. MARY JANE WESTAPHER Medical Careers Club; Quill and Scroll; Royalcttes; Excali- bur Staff, Editor 1958. Student Assistant 1959. VIRGINIA L. WHITEHEAD Business Education Club; Sec- retarial Club. JOE WILLIAMS Music Appreciation Club; Royal Jesters; Dramatics Club; Track. SANDRA WILLIAMS MELVIN WILLIS “MtF Jazz Appreciation Club. Rifle Club; Wrestling. 50 SANDRA SUE WILLIS Sandy Music Appreciation Club; Stu- dent Secretary. KIM WINSTON Hondo Foreign Affairs Club; Letter- man’s Club; Wrestling; Physical Education Leader. LITA WITTMER Great Literature Club; F.H.A.; Audio-Visual Aids Club. SHIRLEY WITZIG “It’it: Pom-Pom Girl. Song Leader; Girls' Choir. Secretary-Treas- urer: Quill and Scroll; Excali- bur Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager: Royal Jesters. Diensi Knowles Dave Graham Creamer Cent Grcanici- Shan in Whitcomb Jack Gancu Sue Ward and Linda Weaver Joyce Sprdiklc I). !■ V. n :n JeauuU.- Lumc Joel Si.infoid Judy Lawrem-e Dave linll Mr. Ralph Everson Mrs. Margaret Richardson Duke Zeller We Junior Knights have had two very busy years so far at R.C.H.S. Last year we presented the pep as- sembly, “This Is Your Life, Mr. Henderson.” We cer- tainly had fun at our two class mixers last year, too. This year, our class officers have been Duke Zeller, President; Bobette Furst, Vice-President; Sally Spen- cer, Secretary; and Susan Leach, Treasurer. The theme for our homecoming float was “Toasting Our Victory.” The big event this year was the Junior-Senior Prom. We presented our class play “The Curious Savage” under the direction of Mr. Donald Marine. Also, we worked at the concession stand during the football and basketball games. A great deal of credit for our outstanding Prom as well as our prosperous year goes to our two class sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Ellen Richardson and her assistant, Mr. Ralph Everson. This has certainly been an cvcntablc and an unforgettable year, and one which we all shall cherish. 4 Bobette Furst 53 Sally Spencer Susan Leach Janncttc Augsburgcr Gary Baglcy Nancy Baglcy Bill Bailey Suzanne Ball Sandra Barber John Barrette 54 Tom Bliss 55 Larry Benson Diana Blackford Kathy Bontjes Perri Boodner George Box Dave Brayshaw Dianne Bour Judy Brincy I.inda Brockmcycr THe «JUfsUOfc class cxiessNrs 11 THE CUfRiOUS SAVAGE BY TQHA PATRICKS- vovewase 20 and. 2i Ar aiCHwooos coNVMuwtrv HlOM SCHOOU Steve Bullock 56 Ernie Bsehor Boh Bulach Keith Burger Sharon Camp Carol Callear Al Collins Terry Collinson Torry Collinson Junior class practicing for their production of The Curious Savage.' Fred Crawley 57 Herbert Cox Steve Cox Karen Crowder Art Culver John Dal! Judy Dalrymplc Barbara Dawson Dick Dawson Judy Day Carolyn Deames Bonnie Dentino Steve DePolis Wayne Devos John Dixon Russ Dunham Steve Dunlap Ernest Durston Bail� Eagle c is Robert Easter Wendy Easterbrook Floyd Foster Barbara Freeman Jeff Friedlander Bohcttc Furst Janet Futhey Rose Gardner Janet Garrison 60 Larry Gorman Nancy Gosncll Carolyn Grindlc Bob Hagcrty Mike Harding John Hargadine Gene Harris Gloria Harrison Sue llartsman Gary Hartter Randy Hathaway On'ille Haun Susie Hausant Jim deadly Linda Hocrr Jim Hohenbary Mary Hohulin Tom 1 lolmcs Gordon Houghton I.oi$ Huitman Fred Hulctt Howard Humphrey TICKETS 50$ ac ms vs. VJOODtZOFP oec Eiv Bec ao O Denton llushaw Carol Ingram Terry Jacobs Bruce Johnson Jay Johnson Karen Johnson Lloyd Jones Marcia Katz Joy Kauffman Our excellent choir performs for us. Charles Kaufmann Sandy Keil Jackie Kins Jancrac Kimble Fred Knapp 63 Roland Kim; David Kirk Leo Knott Max Kochi [oris Kuykendall is Leonard Kyle Barb Krantz Junior pro y MAY Chuck Lackey Don Kvnaston Mike Laukitis Dciini� Lehmann 64 Jim Lawrence Susan Leach Tom Lewellen Fred Lewis Lewis McClaskev Jim McDonough Larry McGhee 65 Dan McEvers Joann McGhee Rose Ann McGhee Mary McKinney Tom McKunc Patricia McNutt Pete Meachum Christy Mees Stephen Meister Nancy Melvin Larry- Mendenhall 66 Janet Merrifield Torn Metz Rodney Meyers Mary Jo Mulder Gordon Nash Gloria Nichols Ann Niehaug Rotter Paluska Steve Patterson John Pentecost Kay Pendleton Carol Peterson Linda Phil: Denny Pitcher Phil Pokorny Tom Porter Tom Purfield Judy Rader Jim Rahmeyer Judy Pokorski 68 Get your school supplies here.' i Carol Robinson Bob Rodes A YZ y' mm..,, ’PFZ A x? r 3 cQ n‘j. t- ' ' -' stOmjLj Ja) 5II Fred Roehrig I.inda Rojscrs Jack Roth Larry Rude Gregg Hummel 69 Oh. let me see your rins:.“ Sharon Shine Naomi Shorter Joyce Shrum Jim Singer David Skaggs Orville Smith John Snarr Dave Snider Don Sours 70 Sally Spcnccr Phyllis Stehman Joel SufRcld Larry'Sullivan Jim lamkin Sam Taylor Bob Thompson Pat Thrawl Marcia Trnmcl Virginia Tyler Clyde Van Antwerp Ron VanBeuning Dave Van Lanen Judy Vevig 71 Larry Vichmcyer Mary Kay Vipond Boh Vollentine Gene Wallace Susan Wallace John Whipp 72 Jay Welter Yvonne Wcsthoff Linda White Ron Whittaker Gary Wilhite Carolyn Williamson Sharon Windfonc Pat Wolf Rise Woodruff Barbara Wright “Don't talk too long. Jan. Tfot 'PietcciecC Pat Edwards, Erroll Fay. Sue Horstman Allan Yeast 73 Duke Zeller Carole Zwcifel SOPH OMORLS Last year, because of our class mixers, vc Sophomore Knights really became ac- quainted and made many new friends. Our class officers this year have been Jim Buck, Presi- dent; Jackie Page, Vice- President; Lynn Anderson, Secretary; and Mike Lcincr, Treasurer. With the coop- eration of our class officers and our sponsor, Mr. Don Johnson, our homecoming float with the “Humpty Dumpty” theme, was quite effective and successful. The two class parties com- pleted the important events of the year. We Sophomores anticipate all the activities of the Junior year, especially the Junior-Senior Prom. Jackie Page 74 I.ynn Anderson Mike Lcincr Gloria Abner Judy Adam� Shirley Adkins Hairy' Adkinson Ingrid Alameda Brooks Allcoek Don Allen Pal Allen Victor Allen Jananne Allcnbach Larry' Alton Jerry Anderson Paula Anderson Nancy Applegate Jim Babrowski Fred Backus Bob Bailey I.indsay Anderson Irene Ball Linda Bertels Dick Bessler Dave Bice Ron Bickel Martha Binkclc Allen Bishop 75 Sandra Blackwell Norman Blender Susan Blender Richard Blines Doug Bock Don Bonney Dick Booker Larry Boone Carol Borchclt Richard Bosch Tom Bower Alan Boxer Donna Anne Bryan Jim Buck James Burdin Steve Burroughs Joe Bussman Breckenridgc Karen Butler Jerry Callear Bruce Canterbury Larry Capranica Nancy Carr Joanne Carrington Sandra Carson Jim Cartwright Gary Carver Theresa Ceretto Beverly Churchill Larry Claudin 76 i J.-inct Clements Ron Coates Janet Cohen Jim Conley Danny Conn JoAnn Conner Dick Crone Roger Cox wL Dave Coon Richard Coojter Jim Coventry Kathy Coologeorgen Georgia Cummings Judy Daily ClifT Dalrymplc Chuck Daly Doris Damour Carole Davis Iamis Desmond Pat Deucll Leslie Davis Ray Dawson Bob Deamcs Dan Dement Dan Dewey Jack Dixon Donald Downing Jenny Lu Draper Jerry Drazin Charles Duncan 7 Aldinc Durston Phyllis Eppy Paulette Ehrat Mike Ehrlich Georgette Englcr Sharon English Doug Friend Carol frisk Wayne Prison Ron Funk Charles Furness Gloria Gabriel Phil Garrett Pat Garstad John Gauf Cathy German Bill Ccurin Doug Gibb Janet Ginsberg Jim Glover Alan Goble Marsha Cohort Susan Goodman Ed Gott 70 Russell Grove Gerald Gunter Joe Gury Joel Haefelin Larry Hafley Sharon lined Jean Haley Judy Hall Mike Hamrick Joseph Harris Carolyn Hart Marsha Hamer Gary Hester Claudia Hicks Donald Hill Judi Hodgson Sandy Holler Don Holt man Judy Honness Johnny Hopple Dennis Houghton Clark Hughes Don Hughes Don I’ Hughes 79 Sandy Hughes Jim Hulin Harold Humphrey Graham Jackson Gary Jameson Willard Jeffries Jcanninc Key Doug Kisner Linda Knapp Judith Kosted Gary Kcplcy Terrs- Kcplcy AI Kretz Madelyn Kuhlman Sally Kunz Ann Kurz Dale Kuykendall Cathy Lamm 80 Sandy LaVaux Gloria Leap Sheila Leap Diane Lee Mike Leiner Judy Lcmkcmann Christie Leu Frank Lewis Jim Livengood James Logan Jeff Lewis Pam Litchfield Sharon Lokowich Sandy Long Marilyn Love Shirlec Lovestrand Judith Lucht Linda Lyon Russell McDavid Shelia McGuire Judy Maholland Connie Marquardt Bonnie Masters Susan Mathis Ron Meliza Jeanette Menold Judy Mercer Jackie Meredith Diane Meyer Merritt Meyer 81 Ir K Sandra Meyer Bill Miller Gary Miller Gloria Miller Jerry Miller Melinda Miller Jack Mohler Brenda Moore Carol Moreland Ellen Moreland Lynn Morrow Bob Mount JoAnn N’ekola Darlene Nelson Don Nelson Jiin Nicol Doug Nordvall Bill Nutt Bill Olson Vivian Osborne Mitzi Owen Jackie Page. Judy Page 82 Paul Pitich Donna Platt Ed Platt Terry Powlcy Michele Proctor Jerry Pmett Judy Pyell Patrick Rairden John Randall Judy Randolph Ron Reatherford Rosalie Reaves Larry Reents Rusty Reid Robert Reynolds Steve Rhodes Billy Rice William Rice Carol Ann Ridgway Cheryl Remington Dick Rist Judy Robinson Pat Robinson Bill Rogers Nancy Rogers Frederic Roland John Rosa Mike Rothberg Nancy Royster Bob Rutherford 03 Brenda Sanchez Marilyn Sanders Roland Sanders Mary Lou Satterfield Ray Saul Pat Sayre Stephen Scalzo Ron Schislcr Anne Schnellbacher Ronald Schoolcy Anita Scoggins Jeanne Sclvy Nancy Shamrock John ScheafTer Judy Shirley John Siez Jerry Sledge Beverly Smith Don Smith George Smith Sherill Spencer Diane Sprague Analcc Spriggs Ed Stanford Linda Stecg Billie Stein I.auna Stevenson Dick Stewart Barbara Stoneburner Dale Stout 84 Nancy Swisher Alan Switzer Lesley Swords Bill Thomas Nancy Sundberg Pat Thompson Jeff Trindle Bejie Triebel Ken Trotter Susan Van Dcman Ron Vickery Roger Vogel Rudy Yonachen Susan Wadlcy Sharon Wakelcy Karen Wall Berlin Ward Sandra Ward Kay Warner Joyce Watt I.arry Wcinecke Jock West Susan Whalen Bob Wiley 85 I.inda Thompson Joe Van Kerkhove Grover Walkup 9 ’ Luci Weil Bonnie White Sandra Whanger Bruce White Donna White Bill White Sandy Wicland Rus.m11 Wilday Lynn Williams Phil Williams Carolyn Wilson Diana Wilson Marcia Wilson Sandra Wilson Car)' Winston Linda Wipert Fred Winter Marisue Wolford Donna Wittmer Cecil Wright Mary Wundcr Howard Yates Dixie Young Nita Zeller SofiJuMtanea 'T'lot “Pcetcviect Joyce Bennett, Dianne Dallmann, Margaret Kannenberg. Janice Was- son. Gar ' Young 86 Mitti and Billie arc busy decorating our Christmas tree. 87 I r, n M ✓ fi ' ‘-K a '- r®5' )rW.rk,-A ■ KM w J YiTi ji i oi U 07 WZfi Mrs. Brown The first imponant activity the freshman class participated in was to elect their student coun- cil representatives and class of- ficers. Those chosen to serve the class, Wayne Krantz, Presi- dent; Karen Kunklc, Vice- President ; John Rutherford, Secretary; and Joan Potter, Treasurer. These new Knights of Rich- woods were thrilled to actively participate in the homecoming celebration festivities and the preparation of the float. The freshmen did a very commend- able job with their float. The theme was “Have ball, will travel. Throughout the school year, the freshman class mixers have added pleasure and enjoyment. We of the freshman class wish to thank Mr. Hughes for his efforts in making our parties a great success. We also express our gratitude to Mrs. Mary- Brown, our class sponsor, for her help and fine support during the year. Karen Kunklc John Rutherford 88 Joan Potter 7et '?7te Pt viy Lynn Griffin May 8. 19 H November 17. 1958 MY SON You, my son. have shown me Got! Your kiss upon my cheek has made me feel The gentle touch of Him who leads us on. The memory of your smile, when young, Reveals His face, and mellowing years come on apace. And when you went before, you left the gates of heaven ajar That 1 might glimpse approaching from afar The glories of His grace. Hold, son. my hand, guide me along the path, That coming, I might stumble not, nor roam, Nor fail to show the way which leads us home. 89 Grace Cooiidgc Fred Adkinson Delores Allcock Richie Allcock Lynne Ames Nadine Anderson Rebecca Anderson Kenny Andris Dick Applegate Ray Ashley Donald Ashurst Jenny Atkinson Sandra Averell Diann Baldwin Jeff Barham Charlccn Bartholomew Janet Bartolomucci Beverly Bass Barbara Bayless Carla Bays Judy Becker F.ric Bergstrom Leif Bergstrom Robert Best James Bestc Robert Brem Gary Briscoe Bill Brockmeyer Marvin Brown Peter Brown Michael Buck Sandra Buck Mary Burdick Richard Burtlc Terry Callcndar David Campt cll Cheryl Capello Shelia Clarkson Torn Cole “What is the excuse this time? Gloria Collins Tom Common Larry Cook Midge Coombs Tim Corcoran Ken Coric Bill Cox Jerry Crawford Cheryl Cullen Susan Curtis David Dali Arthur Darr Edward David Craig Davis Joan Dudden Joan Durfec Maiyannc Ebling Kathleen Edwards Rick Effner Brenda Elliot Haync Ellis Judy Ellis Laverna Ellis Steve Ellwood Marian Ensor John Estes Margaret Evans Marilee Harwell Joe Ferric Mary Ann Feleccia Pat Finnegan Jim Fischer Beverly Fleischauer Raymond Fink Nancy Ferguson Thomas Finch A Joyce Frcmaux Richard Gainboc Jane Gardner in- V v Larry Garrison Barbara Gaul Charles Geyer Nora Glenn Norma Glenn Lynda Godfrey Nancy Grantham - J Susan Gray Linda Greer Ronnie Grimm Eillien Gross Anne Gustafson Judy Gutierrez Randy Hacfli Mike Haggerty Joe Halpin Barbara Hanauer Wade Hankins Linda Harney Barbara Harris Judy Harris I TOMOMT 1 tt V.AO j c;) ) tjilt? V Roger Harris Clifford Hawkins Jim Hcdgepath Sam Heer Jim Hender Mike Hermann Mary Hieiter Marv in Higginson Fred Hill Carol Hohenbary Kathy Holmgren Carol Huber Bonnie Hudson Richard Huff Pat Hughes Judy Hundemer Reginald Hunn Mike Hurscy Margaret Ingles Wanda Jacobs Mike Jones Becky Jones “What kind of candy today? Tory Jones Pam Joos Walt Jordan Pat Kallner Micky Keith Douglas Kelley Dwane Kepler Marianne Kepler Carol Killam Judy King Karen King Mary Klaas Ruth Knapp Don Knopf Karen Kunklc Jimmy Landers Jack Lawrence Dcveric Leach SCHEDULE CARD [namt. PG6DC ‘� £ v=ROSW AOi K«iv: 1 42.3 «V.MAiOSC 66:14 Y6AK; Class ENGLiSH r ROO ioq 2 SruoY mall (M OS LATIN I IGT H CHORUS; Bluucm SAND ROOM ALOE step XHO CiriUENSMiP 113 Bob Leas Michael Lee Gary Leich Claudia Lester Shirley Lewis Pat Lindsay Robert Linnc Judy Livcngood Tanya Lohnes Douglas Ix ssman Chuck Lundquist Linda McCartney Judith Martin Larry Maharry Judy Melling my Terry Linnc Jackie Meredith r Mike Maier Carol Miller Annabcllc McAllister Melodye Marion Dave Miller Joyce Miller Leota Miller Margaret Miller Raymond Miller Sharon Miller Steve Miller Thomas Mills Sharon Monagle Boh Monari Donald Moody Lana Moore Boh Moreland David Nelson Anne Nieol Jane Noonan Steve Nordvall Howard Not! Mary Jo Oakford Gary Morgan Joe Morgan Janer Myers Andrea Ncaveill Fed Nalf inger Julie Oldham Charles Ortega Carol Owen Karen Patterson Susan Pavelka Victor Pavlenko Nancy Payne Carolyn Pearson Sharon Pctardc Bob Phelps David Philips Barbara Phillips Mike Phillips Ronald Phillips David Pierce Sheryl Planck Del Porter Joan Potter John Powell Suzanne Prosser Joyce Rendlcman Deborah Rians Robert Richeson Sharon Rigg Delbert Riggs John Ringcl Robert Ringenberg Robert Robbins James Roberts Doris Robertson Gary Robertson Joan Roby Johnnie Rutherford Ronald Salctzki John Schad Terry Schad Norman Schacr Norbert Schneider Nancy Schoolcy Linda Schwabc John Schwarzendruber Bob Semlow Ginger Sherman Peggy Shilling Larry Shirley John Shore Diane Simpson Christy Skow O. D. Sledge Edward Smith Jan Smith Steve Smith Susan Smith Nancy Sommer Kennit Stahl Alberta Statkus Harry Stcinbach Dave Stcinmclz Fred Stem Bill Stevenson Robert Stevenson Karen Stokowski Jim Stotlcr Frank Stout Sherry Stuart William Sturgeon Leo Sulaski Eugene Taylor Karen Terrell Brian Terry Fielda Thomas James Thomason Jim Traenkenschuh Bob Turner Pat Ufen Michael Ulrich Mike Underwood Marion VanBeuning Linda Volovitz Warren Watkins Gary Wehnes Robert Weise Harold Wilkcrson Marilyn Willis Stanley Willis Donald Wilson Terry Wilson Scott Winston 100 Remember it is due in two weeks. 'One way traffic, girls.' s4ctcuitie iNfeaNATlONAt Dan Sills has done a remarkable job this year as President of the Student Council. 1 le has a fine character and an outstand- ing jxTsonality. We Knights are extremely proud of our school, and Dan has really set a wonderful example of Richwoods’ character and hits certainly been a credit to the class of 1959. STEVE GIDDAN Vice-President i r 'i.-:� 1 C' N« - • _ MR. VIPONI) Assistant Sponsor MR. F.RZF.N Sponsor The members of the Student Council, the student representative body of our school, have considered it a great honor to have been elected by the Kichwoods students this past year. The Knights of Kichwoods have put their faith in the Student Council by selecting these people to represent and serve them. These stu- dents must have high scholastic standings and unusual and outstanding character- istics because they set the example of our school. The members of this governing body, guided by Mr. Erzen, s| onsor, and Mr. Vipond, assistant sponsor, have planned many ol the activities and social events of the year. They scheduled the Christ- mas and Spring Dances, the After-Game Dances, and the Vice Versa Dances, the Homecoming celebrations, which included the dance, the parade, and the football game, all of which were a great success. All of the credit for the world clothing drive, the food baskets project, and the clean up week, goes to these fine students. These people have also taken care of the selling of the school supplies, the printing of the student directory, and die lost and found department. Next year the Student Council plans to sponsor a foreign exchange student. The Kichwoods Knights have been very proud of their Student Council this past war. W j y : Steve Giddan. Vice-President; Mr. James Vipond, Assistant Advisor: Dan Sills, President; Mr. Richard Advisor; Caro! Rohner, Secretary; Chuck Buck. Treasurer. ROW 2: Carolyn Deames, Lesley Swords. Joan Mitzi Owen, Christie Leu, Jill Breese. ROW 3: Wendy Kasterbrook, Lee Ann Culmer, Alberta Statkus, Billie Stein, Bob Amblad, Don Hughes, Joel Suffield. ROW 4: Bob Creamer, Don Knopf, Terry Schad, Tom McKune, Tom Sta StUtwia MARY JANE WESTAPHER Staff Aid 'Die Excalibur Staff has done an outstanding job with the year- book this year. Ever)- staff member has contributed to making this 1958-59 Excalibur a terrific lx ok. There have been many times when the members have stayed up half the night, but the diligent work of these people has certainly been well worth all the effort, as the Richwoods students can sec by this excellent year- book. Miss Engelhaupt, the advisor, has directed the students and has always been eager and willing to help any staff memlxns with a problem. The Richwoods Knights also wish to compliment Janet Sperry, the editor-in-chief of the Excalibur, for such a marvelous book, one which will always be cherished. 104 MISS EXCEL!IAUPT Sponsor £xccUc cci ROW I — Table: Mary Jane Westapher. Judy Virgo, Janet Sperry, Miss Engelhaupt. ROW 2: Judy McGlade, Sally Schuller, Sue Ward. Julie Buck. Sharon Whitcomb. ROW 3: Earlynn Miller, I.inda White, Mary Kay Schupp, Janet Merrifield. ROW f: Ron Bryant, Bob Creamer, Joel Suflicld, Jim Tamkin, Sharry Schneider. Jerry Leman 105 Shield Staff Miss Engcihaupt Anne Maple, Editor Every two weeks the Newspaper staff has supplied the Rich woods students with all the important news and the latest school events. They have kept everyone informed about all the school dances, what the students are doing and planning, the sports events, and all the social activities. The Richwoods’ students have also enjoyed reading about the former Knights of Richwoods who graduated last year. Only with the cooperation of all the members of the staff and with the help and guidance of the advisor, Miss Engcihaupt has the Shield been so successful this year. Carolyn Deames, Assistant Editor Karen Johnson, Business Manager ROW , TABLE: Karen Johnson. Business Manager: Carolyn Deames, Assistant Editor; Anne Maple, Editor. ROW 2: Sue Ward, Jan Fults, Pat Phelps. ROW 3: I.ce Ann Culmer, Marlene Schafer, Larry Rude. Judy Knapp. E D I T 0 R 1 A L Staff B U S I N E S S Staff ROW I. TABLE: Miss Engelhaupt, Sponsor; Carolyn Deames, Assistant Editor; Anne Maple. Editor. ROW 2: Anne Nicol. Alma Davis, Lynne Litchfield. Donna Price. Judy Law- rence, Sharon Whitcomb, Carol Rohner. ROW 3: Virginia Tyler, Delores Clark. Joan Roby, Patricia McNutt, Darlene Van Norman. Linda Asher, Mary Hohulin, Joan Attcbcrry. ROW ■f: John Blossom, Jr.. Doreen Futhcy. Janet Belsley. Jeri Martin. Katy Schlaf. Mary Jo Geis- ler, Earlynn Miller, Jack End res. ROW 5: Karen Patterson, Sheila Beck, Dave Coons, Ronnie Louric, Joel Stanford. Darwin Stuart. Dave Koch. Denton Hushaw. 107 957-5 % Sc tcCancfafi ’ZO ttte'Ki' ROW I (Left to Right): Ruth Ricketts, Louise Eppy, Larry Brayton, Amy Smiles. Wesley Trcndle, Janice Landwchn, Bonnie Miller. Ron Cranford, Dorthy Wilson. ROW 2: Michael Mc- Gaughan, Tom Anderson. Roger Hanson. Nancy Church, Mar- gie Hugg. Georgia Gardner, Pat McBride, Marilyn Minor, Emma Scoggins, Betty Freeman. STANDING: Miss Curran, Dean of Girls. 'TfatiotuzC ‘r Oft t Society The members of the 1957-58 Honor Society are as follows: Judith Eastcrbrook, Dorothy Wilson, Melinda Stein, Jeanic Fisher, Barbara Meyer, Sandy Squires, Nancy Randolph, Joyce Claudin, Alice Goss, Judith Hill, Marilyn Minor, Kay Emcrt, Valcrine Ebbing, Judith Price, Joan Krctz, De- anna Bally, Marge Huff, Karen Scckman, Ronald Cran- ford, Ronald Bagiev, Roger Hanson, Mike McGaughan, David Loar, Tom Anderson, Larry Lower)'. One of the highest honors a senior student can receive is to be selected for membership in the National Honor So- ciety. The members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Congratulations to these outstanding seniors. Pen, @e«tt o£ 957-5% Alphabetically listed are the Top Ten Per Cent of the class of 1957-58. Bonnie Blackwell, Larry Brayton, Nancy Church, Ronald Cranford, Judith Kastcrbrook, Betty Freeman, Alice Goss, Roger Hanson, Judith Hill, Joann Kretz. Janice Landwchr, Rebecca Manual, Barbara Meyer, Marilyn Minor, Emma Scoggins, Amy Smiles, Sandy Squires, Dorothy Wilson. 108 ROW : Jananne Allcnbach, Program Manager; Jackie Page, Vice President; Judy Page, President; Diane Lee, Secretary- Treasurer (Absent); Miss Daley, Sponsor. ROW 2: Linn Ander- son, Donna Breekenridge, Nlelodyc Marion. Andrea Neaveill. Doris Damour, Sandy Wicland, Carol Ridgway, Susan Whalen, Karen Kunkle, Pamela Joos, Barbara Hanauer, Susan Goodman. ROW 3: Jerric Meredith, Judy Daily, Karen Butler, Nancy Carr. Eillicn Grow, Pat Hughes, Anita Zeller, Marsha Hartter, Judy King. Joann Connor. Janet Ginsburg. ROW 4: Wayne Krantz, Linda Greer, Deverie Leach Tarawa The Drama Club, under the leadership of Miss Daley, has helped the students to become familiar with the techniques of acting and the actual preparation of dramatic activities. The members must accept responsibilities and volunteer their services for the various shows. The students have thoroughly enjoyed preparing and presenting pantomimes, dialogues, and skits. Under the guidance of Mrs. Smith, the second Drama Club, has presented “talent shows’’ and plays. The mem- bers must be willing to participate in all the activities. The purpose of the club is to give the students a good back- ground in dramatics in order to prepare them for future work. ROW I, Table: Georgette B.irr.ith, Commit lee Chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Sponsor; Russ Drysh, President; Penny Boyer, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 2: Joan Peterson, Barbara Wright, Pat Thrawl. Dawn Hayes, Judy Hall, Brenda Moore. Carol Moreland, Darlene Nelson. Linda Ropers. Bonnie Frazee, Pat Mlakcr, George Furness. ROW 3: Michele Proctor, Janet Bclslcy, Gloria Ander- son, Gloria Hermann, Linda Hoerr, Sally Kunz, Marilyn Kendall, Judy Honness, Judy Maholland, Joy Card, Sharon Whitcomb, Jeannie Long, Barbara Schwabe. 109 IIOH’ I. Table: Miss Bodinc. Sponsor: Joan Roby. Anne Foul. Margaret Evans, Jenny Atkinson, President; Judi Becker; Vice- president, I.ynne Ames. Secretary-Treasurer. HOW II: Michael Boyle. Dave Nelson. Rebecca Anderson, Mike I'ncierwood. Mary Jo Oakford. Jtidy Hundcmer, Sheryl Planck. Jane Gardner, Carol Miss Bodine, the sponsor of the third Drama Club, stip- ulates that the members must have some acting ability and must be co-ojxrative. Short informative ro|x rts in regard to stage manners, dramatic devices, make-up, and the history of the theater have added to make the programs more in- teresting and valuable to the students. Owens, Nancy Ferguson. Barb Caul. Diane Simpson. ROW III: Debbie Rians. Nancy Payne. Joyce Rcndleman, Bill Block. Alberta Statkus. LoAnn Jarvis. Peggy Shilling, Pat I'fcn, Joan Potter, Emily Dills, Barb Bayless Any student who is now or has ever been enrolled in an Industrial Art class may join the Richwoods Industrial Arts Club. Under the leadership of Mr. Swanson, the mem- bers have sponsored the local Industrial Arts Exhibits and have attended the State Industrial Education Convention. Guest speakers have also added to the enjoyment of the members. The purpose of this organization is to provide op- portunities for the development of leadership in social, civic, and industrial pursuits, and to foster high ideals and appreciations in the dignity of work. ROW : David Graham. Historian; Lee Phelps, Parliamentarian; Eugene Creamer. President: Paul Seymour, Vice-President: Gary Hanson. Secretary-Treasurer; Daniel G. Swanson. Sponsor. ROW II: l-arry Roger. Bill Brockmcyer, Richard Burtle, Ron Faulkner. Dave Noli. Fred Wisncr. Gary Wchnes. ROW III: Don Moody. ROW IV: Steve F.llwood. David Dali. Dale Fletcher. Gerald Gunter. Jr.. Bob Phelps. Michael Buck. ROW V: Joseph Ferric. Dale Kuy- kendall. Jim Landers. Mike Maicr, John Pentecost, Jack Garrett, Jerry Janssen. ROW VI: lx ren Bishop. Dan Nelson. Bob Hcssling. John Kockcndorfcr. Larry Rude. Charles Gauf, Clark Hughes ROW I. Table: Larry McGhcc, Mike Harding. Doug Krog. Mr. Vipond, S|)onsor. ROW . Table: Andy Albright, Vice President; Jim Singer. President; Jay Welter. ROW III: John Estes, I Jury Reents. Albert Kretz. Jerry Callear, Nelson Forbes, Floyd Foster. Jim Fischer. Jim Cartwright. Danny Conn. ROW IV: Mike Maurer, Ron Funk. Bob Rutherford, Bob Bulach, Ken Lotts, David Booker, Larry Sullivan. Fred Knapp ROW I, Table: Jack L. Mohlcr, Garry Kepley. ROW Snider. Dave Dewey, Terry Kepley, Ron Bickel. Mr. II. Table: Gene Harris. Bob Easter. President; Roger Power, Sponsor Paluska. John Dixon. ROW III: Doug Nordvall. Dan The Checker Club, s| onsored by Mr. Vipond, encourages anyone interested in this fascinating game to join this club. The members learn to play chcckcrs'skillfully and through practice loam how- to outsmart their opponents. They have enjoyed the contests during the meetings. Under the leadership of Mr. Power, this second Checker Club is for any person with an interest in the game. The object of the club is to teach checker playing. The students have had tournaments among themselves and with two other Checker Clubs. Ill (?6ec t ROW I, Table: Bob Bailey, Fred Backus. Rollie Sanders. ROW II, Table: Mr. Rich- ardson. Sponsor; Sieve Depolis, Frank Rushman. President: Bob Mount. Vice- President. ROW III: Johnny Rutherford. Frank Ia-wis, J. Fred Lewis, Kenneth Trotter, James Kurt I.ivengood III. John Schwar endruber. Ronnie Royer. ROW IV: Mary Louise Klaas. Sharon Forbes. B. John White, Charles F. Daly. Delbert Riggs, Larry Brown. Steve Logan. ROW V: Wayne DeVos, Robert Shimmin, Jr.. Danny DeMent. Mike Rothberg, Mike W. Laukitis, B. W. White The third Checker Club, advised by Mr. Richardson, has held contests and tournaments with the other checker clubs at Kichwoods Commu- nity High School and with the other checker clui� . Anyone who enjoys playing checkers may became a mem- ber. 'TfCci bctufr If anyone is interested in learn- ing how to set up and construct silver mountings for gems, he may join the Jewelry Making Club, sponsored by Mr. Ferree. The members have enjoyed the activi- ties and have developed an appreciation of gems and jewelry and their construction. In addi- tion, they have learned to recog- nize possible gem stones from rocks. ROW , Table: Judy Dnlrymplc. Secretary-: Nancy Barker. President: Mr. Ferree. Sponsor; Nonna Janssen. Vice-President; Donna Lee. Treasurer. ROW II: Sally Moreland. Sharon Camp. Carol Callear. Mary Jo Jeffery. Kathy Edwards, Gloria Collins. ROW III: Jack Cot- tingham. Marion Cartwright, George Danzer. David Kirk. David Ball. Bruce Canterbury. Donald Hill 112 Secictancai d eu Mrs. Franklin, the sponsor of the Secretarial Club, stipulates that only Junior and Senior girls ma- joring in business and interested in the clerical and secretarial phase of business may join this association. The students this year have taken part in the panel discussions, playlets, and the group activities. They have also enjoyed the guest sjx akers who gave them important information about the secretarial field. ROW I: Pat Dcimd. Vice-President; Ann Ellis. Secretary; Pat Phelps, Program Chairman: Mrs. Franklin, Sponsor. ROW II: Janet Farruggia, Nancy Gosncll. Virginia Whitehead. Diana Lowery. Judy Lawrence. Sandie Platt, Beverly Platt. Carol Ingram. ROW III: Glenda Weber. Sandy Keil. JoAnn McGhee. Sandra Goldberg. Sandra Weier. Linda Shafer. Sylvia Sewell. Jackie King 'putecte ROH I. Table: Allen Metternich, Sponsor; Pat Church, Vice-President; Sandy Morning. President: Sandy Hughes. Secretary: Marty Hunt, Treasurer absent ROW II: Joyce Miller, Karen King. Sue Smith. Jarquc Breese. Jill Breese, Penny Forman. Julie Buck. ROW III: Marianne Kepler. Sharon Rigg. Ann Gustafson. Janet Dodds. Helena Kclch, Nancy Fleck. Lois Huisman. AOII' IV: Allen Bishop. Val Loar. JoAnn Xckola. Cheryl Watkins. Rozetta McGhee. Janet Mcrrifield The object of the Future Teach- ers of America Club is to pass on information concerning teach- ing trends, professional opportu- nities and educational activities, and to be of services to those students interested in a teaching career. These students establish a close relationship between the lo- cal Future Teachers and the Illi- nois Education Association. The members who arc interested in teaching as a career take part in the American Education week and study teacher ethics and the characteristics of a good teacher. 113 ROW I: Mrs. Mary Brown, Advisor; Carolyn Deames, President; Bob Amblad, Vice President; Sue I.each. Secretary; Tom McKunc. Treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Zinscr. Advisor: Duke Zeller. STANDING, HOW II: Russ Dunham, Barb Eagle, Rise Woodruff, Denton Hushaw, Becky Gillett, Sally Spencer, Dianne McAllister, Vir- ginia Tyler. ROW III: Marcia Katz, Jeff Friendlandcr, Judy Pokorski, Linda Andris, Barb Freeman, Jcri Martin, Sharon Shine, Diana Blackford. ROW IV: Dan McEvers. Barbie Lyle, Judy Mad- sen. Sheila Beck, Dennis Lehmann. Perri Boodner, Wendy Faster- brook. Mary Kay Schupp. ROW V: Phil Pokorny, Bob Rodes. Gary Phillips, Carol Peterson. Steve Dunlap, Chuck Lackey. Tom The English Pantomime Qui or the P's and Q's, as the club is often called, helps to develop dramatic talent and enjoy the experience of group participation. To be- come a member, the student must lx at least a Junior and have an interest in English. The person must also have some ability in dramatics. The sjxmsors arc Mrs. Zinscr and Mrs. Mary Brown. HOW l: Rose Marie Ranncy. Sharon Wildfong. Mr. Holloway, Sjxmsor. Nancy Baglcy. Joyce Naffzigcr, Judy Robinson. ROW II: John Wagner. Tint Cor- coran, Terry Linnc, Steve Linne, Mike Jones. Peter Brown, Victor Pavlenko. Stephen Sealzo, Ted Naffzigcr. I The purpose of the Richwoods Biology Club is to increase the knowledge of the biological sci- ences. to learn to perfect skills in the sciences, and to develop worthwhile hobbies. The only require- ment for membership in this club, whose sjxmsor is Mr. Holloway, is to lx extremely interested in biology. The activities this year have included films, speakers, ficFd trips, and projects. 114 ROW I. Table: Joel Hacfelin. Treasurer: Doug Sehwcnk, Vice- President: Jeff Trcndle. President; Jonathan Sharp. Sponsor; Di- ann Baldwin. Secretary. 1(0W II: Cheryl Yocum, Su anne Ball. Terry Lemoine. Scott Winston, Jerry Drazin, Sandi Ward, John Powell. ROW III: Boh Moreland. Lynn Franks. Gary Welch. Dick Huff. Phil Williams, I.uci Weil. Judith Kosted, Dale Stout. ROW IV: Ron Schoolcy, Doug Gibb, Gordan Nash. Billy Rice. Wayne Prison. Gary Carver, Don Holtzman, Sharry Schneider The Spanish Club, or the F,1 Circulo Espanol, consists of students, who are en- rolled in a Spanish course at Richwoods Community High School. Many times this year the members have been seen acting out skits or one-act plays in Spanish. The students have also had films and reports. The spring banquet at the end of the school year was the outstanding events of this organization. Mr. Sharp has tried to familiarize the members of his club with the customs and literature of Spain and Latin America. 9 Lc Ccrclc Francais. the French Club, is sponsored this year by one of our new teachers. Miss Hard. Any person who is interested in France and the French Culture is qualified for membership. It is not necessary for the student to lx taking the French course in school, but some knowledge of the language would lx an asset to the member in many ways. The purpose of this club is to further interest in French culture in an informal situation, while developing leadership and a co-operative spirit to supplement class activities. The activities for the year have included pro- grams of games, music, reports, travel talks, and meetings with other language clui� . ROW I: Miss Hard, Sponsor: Jim llulin. Treasurer: Karen John- son. Vice-President: Joel Suffield. President; Donna Wittnier. Sec- retary. ROW II: Susan Blender. Marybcth Bouton. Diana Drysh, Kathy Frank. Jane Noonan. Judy Krusingcr. Susan Wadlcy. ROW III: Kenny Andris. John Barrette, Finley Brown. Jr.. Jack Roth. 115 ®tor c Hcerman. Dave Coons 1 Phil Skow. Vico President; Don Downing, Trens- urer: Ronald Salot ki, Secretary: Phil Garrett, Tom Purftcld, President; Mr. Ilafer. Sponsor (ZotCeetcoH Mr. Ilafer, the advisor of the Stamp Collecting Club, has tried to give students an opportunity to become acquainted with tins field. The members, who have a decided interest in the collecting of stamjK, have exchanged information, ideas, and stamps. They have also displayed stamps for the public on two occasions. ecu Mr. Porley, s| onsor of the Invest- ment Club, stipulates that members of this club must have an interest in learning basic finance and a willing- ness to work on all the group and in- dividual projects. The members study the free enterprise system, the history and development of the various stock exchanges, and the different kinds of financial instruments commonly used. Market analysis, common sunk, pre- ferred sunk, and bonds are a few of the projects the members have studied and investigated this year. ROW . Table: Jack Entires. Secretary: Tom Morgan. Vice-President; John Blossom, Jr.. President: I.. II. Perlcy, Advisor; Howard Fulford. Treasurer. ROW 2: Steve Ciddan, Joe (Jury. Mac McDougal, Chuck Lundquist. ROW 3: Dan Sills. Bruce Johnson. Robert Evans, Tom Sapp, Chuck Buck 11G iecv The Stage Crew members have helped to make our school assemblies and programs more successful, because they arc responsible for all the scenery and backdrops. Mr. Pcrley and Mr. Everson, the spon- sors, stipulate that all members must have an interest in the stage work and desire to learn. Ooo] eration is a basic necessity. The members have taken care of the lighting and sound system for all Kichwoods’ programs and they have heljxrd to make the scenery for all the plays this year. ROW I: Mr. Everson, S| onsor; John Pentecost, Mr. Perley, Sponsor. ROW 2: Bob Gholston. David Ball ROW I. Table: Sharon Lokowich, Virginia Tyler, Boh Creamer, Darwyn Stuart. Philip Bays. Tom Morgan; not present for picture was Ted XafTziger. At rostrum. C'harles G. Roth. ROW II: I). R. Marine, S|K nsor: Russ Wilday, Stephen Scalzo. Terry Powlcy, Dick Rist, Jeff Fried lander. 'Debate 'Hie past year proved to be a banner one for the Kichwoods debaters. In this highly compet- itive interscholastic activity, the Knights ranked high among all the teams in the stale. At the mid-season mark, the varsity squad had won three major tournaments including the Mid- State Eight championship. With senior debaters Phil Bays, Bob Creamer, Tom Morgan, Chuck Roth, and Dcrwyn Stuart leaving via graduation. Coach Marine will have to find a new starting four from among the many fine underclassmen on the debate team. 117 ROW I. Table: Donna Ginthcr. Mis McGann, Sponsor; Jodcnc Hilsabcck. ROW II: Mary Gummcrson. Judy Burns. Sue Curtis, Joan Durfcc. Jeanne Ingles. Susan Pavdka. Carol Killam. Joyce Sprcnkle, Judy Mercer. Lee Ann Schearer, Linda White. Sandra Avercll, Cheryl Capello. Jean Haley. ROW III: Susie Gray, DarleAc Van Norman, Mary Jane Westapher, Nancy Sommer, Tory Jones, An alee Spriggs. Micky Keith. Annie Zwickcr. Sharon Butler. Mary Wunder, Joy KaufTman. Priscilla Runge, Mari lee Harwell. Joyce Shrum, Sharon Lokowich, Kathy Coologcorgcn. ROW IV: Mary Hicttcr, Jenny Lu Draper, Carla Bays. Karen Patterson. Nancy Swisher, Sharon Monagle, Irene Ball, Tanya lajhnes. Sandra Buck, Ix islee Conn, Bert Brubaker. Sally Lossman. Sally Schuller, Carol Sheaffer. Rose Gardner, Charlene Patlison TTtedcctU Under the sponsorship of Miss McGann, the Medical Careers Club is open to any student who is interested in some field of medicine. The entire activity period is sjxmt in studying all phases of medicine and the job opportunities. Guest s| cakcrs from various fields of medicine have made the meetings interesting and informative. The students have also attended many meetings at medical institutions. ROW I, Table: John Randall. Secretary; Miss McCann, Spon- sor; Jim Tamkin. Treasurer. ROW II: Sharon Wakclcy. Sandy Long, Sandy Wilson. Joyce Watt. Edward Smith. Alan Switzer, Judy Randolph. Maxine Carter. ROW III: Judy Livcngood. Viv- ian Oslxirnc. Charlotte Ramscl. Robert Rolibins. Cliff Hawkins, Dick Cooper, Phyllis Stchman, Patricia McNutt, Carolyn William- son. ROW IV: Caroline Dickerson. Geraldine Carter. Claudia Hicks. Sheila Leap. Steven Shaw. Marion Van Beuning, Judy Day, Jeanette Menold. Judy Martin 118 ROW I. Table: Eugene Wallace, Vice Preside!� ; Joseph Harris, Secretary: Linda Asher. Parliamentarian; Frank Vachon. Sponsor; F.rnie Bschor, President; Doug Bock, Treasurer. ROW II: Bob Best, Don Knopf, Bob Wcisc, Larry Shirley, Terry Powley, Jack Dixon. Norvin Schneider. Carole Zweifcl, Bill Rice. Jim Logan. Larry Viehmeyer, Norman Blemlcr. ROW III: John Ringcl, Bill Wright, Pat Finnegan. Richard Watson, Mike Ham- rick, Willard Jeffries. Torn Bower. Ted Johnson, Grover Walkup. Paul Pitsch. Roger Cox, Sam Taylor ROW I. Table: Mr. Korgic, Sponsor; Willard Payne, President; Roy Smith, Vice President; Ralph Miller. Sec- retary; Kim Winston. Treasurer. ROW II: Jim Hohcnhary. Bob Snider. Mary Kay Vipond. Nancy Evans, Larry Ray Haflcy, Alan Coble. Tom Metz. ROW III: Edward II. K.i|«. Thomas I). Lewellen, Ron Dodson. Lou Scroggins, Dick Griffin. Randy Stotler. Lyman Jennings, Dan Richey {fen t P viecy t The purpose of the German Club, sponsored by Mr. Vachon and Miss Zipay, is to learn more about the geography, history and culture of Germany. To help provide an atmosphere for the members, which will aid them, is the study of German, which is another important object of this chib. Anyone who is taking a course in the German language or has completed two years of German is eligible for membership. The activi- ties this year have included films, talks by people from Germany, and the annual Spring Banquet. If anyone is interested in current histon,- and is concerned with various aspects of world problems, he may join the Foreign Affairs Club. With the help of Mr. Korgic, the spon- sor, panel discussions, films, and reports by the members and guest speakers have been presented at these club meet- ings. The members have studied the lnckground and causes for the present-day international tensions and have discussed the remedies which might bring about world peace and harmony. 119 ROW I: I. or, Secretary; Sallic Schmidt, Treasurer; Mr. Everson, Sponsor; (dent; Joan Atteberry. President. ROW II: Diane Dudley, Mary va Jo Whangcr, Gladys Mahrt. Kay Pendleton. Bob Deathcragc, Cr. ROW III: Gary Jameson, Kathy Frazee, Gloria Nichols, Wade Hankins s4nt The Art Club consists of stu- dents who are interested in art and other allied fields. This year they have made field trips to art schools and have offered their art services to Richwoods. The sponsor, Mr. Everson, has helped the members to better understand and appreciate the past as well as the present art forms. Anyone interested in learning to play chess may join the Chess Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hughes. During the activity period, the students practice and play chess and compete in tournaments with other members of the Richwoods’ Chess Club and members from other schools. ROW I, Table: Charles Gregg, President; Royden Butterfield. Vice-President. ROW II: Walter Jordan, Secretary-Treasurer; Walter Lyngc, Tournament Director; Marvin Higginson, Frank Stout. Stephen Rhodes, Jane Binkele, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, Sponsor. ROW III: Ronnie Phillips, Phillip Picton, Larry Alton, Harry Adkinson, Leslie Davis, Robert Ringcnbcrg 120 0p'ie46 ntut Any freshman interested in pho- tography. with a camera of his own or one that is available to him, may become eligible to join the Freshman Photography Club. With the guidance of Mr. Fawkes, the students leant the fundamen- tals of photography. They have taken pictures, developed the neg- atives and have printed and en- larged some of their photos. The members also have become ac- quainted with the parts and use of the camera. ROW I, Table: Joe Yoches, Vice-President; Linda McCartney, Secretary-Treasurer; Boh Semlow, President; C. Fawkes. Sponsor. ROW II: Mary Scipfl, Judith Gutierrez. Shirley Lewis. Gary Reardon, Bob Leas, Don Westapher, Bob Foust, Harry Steinbach. ROW III: Connie Waldschmidt. Jerry Crawford. Randy Haefli. David Campbell, Ronnie Grimm, Dave Miller. Robert Flowers, Terry Callender. HOW IV: Joe Raya. James Bestc, Mike Hursey, Robert Stevenson. Jim Stotlcr ROW I. Table: Jim McDonough. Mr. Johnson. Sponsor. ROW II: Donna White. Pat Allen. Diane Meyer. F.d Gott. Don Kynaston. Judy Adams. Bob Finch, chairman. ROW 111: Merritt Meyer, Linda Kent. Gladys Saul. Don Sours, Torry Collinson. Cecil II Wright, Terry Col- linson. ROW IV: Jim Babrowski, Ronald Zimmerman, Jim Conley, Bill Thomas, Jim Pierson, Tom Hauser. Bill Gcurin. Dick Rist Med The Photography Club, directed by Mr. Johnson, is for any boy or girl who enjoys photography and is interested in learning more about this subject. During the meetings the members have discussed such things as de- veloping and printing film, use of the enlarger, and the use of a light meter. They have discussed the different kinds of cameras and the advantages of each. The olv ject of the club is to further de- velop photographic technique for personal enjoyment. 121 ROW I: K. E. Barton, Sponsor; Jim Tracnkenschuh, Secretary Treasurer; David Brayshaw. President; Herbert Lee, Sponsor. ROW II: Bill Stevenson, Noritert Schneider, Dick Crone. Gary Wilhite, Tom Mills. Iaagan E. Eubanks. Craig Davis, Bob Deames. ROW III: Jack Sherman, John Rosa. Steve Miller. Steve Smith. Larry Gorman, Don Bonney, Jack Knapp. Duane Carr, Ron Schislcr. ROW IV: Orville Smith. Doug Kisner, Gary Mercer. Larry Benson cuUa SfectruMtccb An opportunity to learn more about the radio and electronics is given to the students who enroll in the Radio-Electronics Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Barton and Mr. Lee, the members have built transmitters and receivers, and have studied code and theory. They have also set up a transmitter and have studied “Hi-Fi” and stereo. ROW I. Table (Left to liight): John Sciz, Ray Saul. Jr.. Warren Waldschmidt, Dean Jameson. Janet Yaunk. Robert L. Sheets, Sponsor; Doug Friend. Sandra Barber, Randall Violettc. Gloria Gabriel was not present for picture. Only after being approved by the sponsor, Mr. Sheets, may a student become a member of the Photography Corps. These students have already learned the rudiments of photography, and the parts and care of the camera. The main purpose of this organization is to learn to take better pic- tures and develop them more efficiently. To lx of service to the school is another object of the club. The memlx-rs. using the school equipment, have taken many pictures of the various school activities. 122 ROB' I: Miss Dorothy Hcithold, Co-Sponsor; Sue Van Deman, Secretary; Melinda Miller. Jencen Hayes. Sharon Hagcl. Dixie Young, Marcia Johnson, Ingrid Alameda, Judy Shirley, Pat Gar- stad. Carole Poland. President. ROB' : Miss Harriss, Sponsor; Pat Deucll, Carolyn Hart. Jeannine Key, Sandra Meyer. Mary Satterfield. Connie Marquardt, Janice Ann Fulls, Marcia Wilson, Judi Hodgson. Diane Sprague. Janet Clements. ROW III: Jackie Meredith. Carol Welch, Mary Ann Jennings. Carol Frisk, Susan Wallace. Joleen Barnes. Nancy Kahl. Peachy Cummings. Lucia Meyer. F.arlvnn Miller. Sue Mathis. Trisha Robinson, Tanya Thomas Dcutce The Modem Dance Club, advised by Miss Harriss and Miss Hcithold, is for any student who is interested. The object of this organization Is to teach the students the various techniques and skills of this type of dance. This year the club is considered a part of G.A.A. The members have enjoyed performing in the AH Club Show. With the guidance of Mr. Briggs, the sponsor, the members of the Music Appreciation Club have become acquainted with the superior and unusual musical compositions, their composers, and the instruments used in performing this music. Mr. Briggs ho[ ed to further an interest in classical, semi-classical, light opera, and musical comedy. The students have enjoyed listening and study- ing recordings and some of the basic musical instruments. rinr« ROW I: Pat Sayre, Carolyn Pearson. Linda Wipert, Anita Scoggins, Carole Seaver. Greta Zwicker. Ann Nichaus, Barb Reynolds, Carol Rohner. Nadine Anderson. Charlcen Bartholomew. Connie Hailey. Table: Mr. George Briggs, Sponsor. ROW II: Wanda Jacob. Anne Bryan, Jeanne Sclvy. Pat Lindsay, Carol Applegate. Sandy Willis. Christie Mccs. Pat Bergstrom. Bonnie Bouton. Sandy Blackwell ROW III: Diane Wilson. Nancy Sundberg. Linda Bertels, Nancy Applegate, Gloria Leap. JoAnn Brandt. James Robbins. Ron Vickery. Robert Auer, Randy Hathaway, Edward Flynn, John Shore 'Jtatune OfaenvexA The Nature Observation Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Williams, sec nature as it really is. The only requirement for membership is to be in- terested in nature study and the outdoors. During their meetings, the members have studied the parts of animals and plants, the way nature affects them, and other asjx-cts of this outdoor life. The members have also enjoyed the field and observation trips. ROW I (Left to Right): Duane Kcpplcr, Jerry Welch, Jim Coventry, Mr. Williams, Sponsor; Art Darr, Fred Hill, Boyd Wiley. PJufAtcaC Science The Physical Science Club is com- posed of students who have an in- terest in the physical sciences. This club offers an opportunity for stu- dents of similar scientific interest to become acquainted and work to- gether. The members have solved many problems concerning astron- omy, meteorology, nuclear physics, and Civilian Defense. Speakers and field trips acquaint the members with scientific job opjjortunities and areas of study. The sjxmsor is Mr. Becker. ROW I Table Walter Fink, Secretary-Treasurer; Ron Meliza, Vice- President; Philip Bays. President; Mr. Becker. Advisor; ROW II: Paul Pente- cost. Sam Bruce, Chemistry Chairman; Judith Johnson. Larry Garrison. Richard Stewart, Marsha Cobcrt, Fred Engelking, Astronomy Chairman; Larry Boone; ROW III: Ken Allen. George Smith, Lloyd Jones. Fred Stern, Michael Ulrich, Rusty Reid; ROW IV: John Gauf, Robert J. Reynolds, Chairman of the Civil Defense section; Russell Grove. Fred Rochrig. 124 et«6 The Great Books Club is a new organization at Richwoods. With just three members, led by Mr. George Johnston, this organization has hopes for expansions in the near future. The Club’s main purpose is to arouse interest in new and different books. Each member reads a book between activity meetings and at the following meeting reports to the group on the book which they have read. This, in turn, encourages the other members to read the lxx)k which was reported on. 'I'his tends to improve one’s knowledge in both literature and vocabulary. (READING UP THE STAIRS): Nancy Royster, Jill Rees, Lita Wittmer, Mr. George Johnston. Sponsor. HOW I: Carol Hohenbary, President; Joan Dudden, Secretary; and Miss Elsie Engelhaupt, Sponsor. ROW II: Kim Hopkins, Donald Wilson. Carol Lewis, Carole liigginson. Barbara Harris, Brenda Elliott, Linda Philips. 7ee i- Any person who is interested in good teen-age reading may join the Teen- Age Book Club, advised by Miss Engelhaupt. The purpose of this club is to give those students who enjoy reading a chance to read books which would lx acceptable as good reading by various professional teach- ers’ groups. 125 ROW I. Table: William Byar. Advisor; Chris Roby. President; Gail Rubin, Vice President; Barbara Dooley, Advisor. ROW II: Ruth Knapp. Caryl Lamm. Mopsy Mulally. John Schad. Sue Ward, Don Hughes, Judy Virgo. Darwyn Stuart, Judy F.llis, Deb- bie Brandt. Jim Nicol. ROW III: Janice Bclstcrling. Shelley Baty, Jim Moushon. Jan Moreland. Bob Iligham. Janerae Kimble, Tom Herath, Janet Cohen, Mike I-ciner. Jan Sperry, Terry Schad, Sue Lindsay, Danny Jones. ROW IV: Suzanne Prosser, Rolsert Hag- erty, Jimmy Novak, Jerry Ryan. Dale Oakley. Judy Knapp, Bobby Lewis. Diena T. Knowles. Alan Boxer, Marlene Schafer, Haync Ellis, Carol Middleton. Dave Bice s4fyfcieccatt9«i Anyone who enjoys jazz and is interested in learning more about this popular ty|x of music may become a member of the Jazz Appreciation Club. The members have studied Ragtime, Dixieland. Commercialized Jazz of the 1920's, Sweet Swing, Be-Bop. the Progressive Style, and many other periods of jazz. They have also listened to the exceptional recordings and have presented rejxrrts on outstanding jazz bands and individuals. The object of the Jazz Appreciation Club, sponsored by Mr. Byar, is to preserve and instill in- terest among the students in a form of music that is basically American. ROW I, Table: Gail Rubin. Vice President; Chris Roby. Presi- dent; Barbara Dooley, Advisor: William Byar, Advisor. ROW II: Judy Harris. Anne Nicol, Cheryl Rimington. Lee Ann Culmcr. Anne Maple. Sue Stahl. Carole Lipp. Jeanne Sprague. Beverly Churchill. ROW III: Georgette Engler. Sherry Thornburg. Donna Price. Tom Gamboc. Judy Briney. Jim Rahmeyer. Nancy Tjarksen, Linda Weaver. ROW IV: Bill Rutherford. Marsh Lcich. Dave Mueller. Albert Hunt. Steve Burroughs, Jack Lawrence, Tom Clark, Morgan Lyngc ROW I. Table: Pam I.itrhficid, Recreation Chairman: I,auna Stevenson, Secretary; Sheila McGuire, Projects Chairman; Pat Bartholomew, Public Relations Chairman; Karlenc Fischbachcr. Historian: Kay Warner. Parliamentarian: Bobbie Dawson. Treasurer; Jan Garrison, Vice-president; Shirlee Lovestrand, President. ROW II: Mary Burdick, Janet Bartolomucci, Marcia Welter, Marilyn Love, Mrs. Egged. Sponsor: Kathi Holmgren. Linda Riser. Christy Skow, Judy McGlade, Lynne Litchfield. ROW III: Kathy Bontjes. Karen Stokowski, Carole Davis. Ellen J. Moreland. Linda Harney, Jessie Lee, Donna Platt. Bonnie Master, Nancy Shamrock, Sharon Wildermuth. Janet Myers, Maryanne Ebling, Lynda Godfrey. ROW IV: Judy Pyell, Cheryl Cullen, Paula Anderson. Sharon English. Mary O'Brien, Madclyn Kuhlman 'putcvie £ s4t tencca Anyone who is enrolled or has taken one year of home- making is eligible for membership in the Future I Iomcmakers of America Chib. The object of this organization is to work for a better and happier home life in our own homes, our community, our nation, and in the world. The theme for this year has been “Work and Play in F.U.A.,” and Mrs. Egged, and Mrs. Richardson, the advisors, with the help of the, officers have planned the activities and programs around this theme. Guest s| eakers informed the memlx-rs about civil-defense, hair styling, the electronic oven, and interior decoration. The members have helped serve at the banquet for the school board. They have also sold home- coming mums and have hel|x d the school and community in many ways. The social activities this year were the “Daddy Date Night” and the Mothers’ Banquet. ROW . Table: Pam Litchfield, Recreation Chairman; Launa Stevenson, Secretary; Sheila McGuire, Projects Chairman; Pat Bartholomew, Public Relations Chairman: Karlenc Fischbachcr, Historian: Kay Warner, Parliamentarian; Bobbie Dawson, Treasurer: Jan Garrison, Vice-president; Shirlee Lovestrand, President. ROW II: Judy Felcccia, Ann Jacobs, Judy Mclling, Stella Taylor. Mrs. Egged, sponsor; Julie Oldham. Dorothy Meindcrs, Beverly Fleis- chaucr. Linda Brockmcyer. ROW III: Martha Binkcle, Judith Lucht, Dianne Rudd, Janet Picton. Marilyn Sanders, Carol Borchclt, Dianne Dallmann, Doris Kuykendall, Paulette Gcbhardt, Lorna Sheets. ROW IV: Mary Ann Felcccia, Carolyn Wilson, Judy Johnson. Ann Kura, Gloria Miller, Judy Vcvig, Marcia Beck. ROW I: Richard Blines, Warren Watkins. Marcia Tramcl. Howard Yates, Katy Schlaf, Ed Stanford. ROW II: Mr. Marine. s| onsor: Jerry Pruett, David Pierce, Gary Barnes, Joel Stan- ford. Larry Collier. Chuck Clever. Mike Luenz. President. ROW III: Bill Boyer, String Bass: Buzz Jackson. Drums; Charles G. Roth. Drums; Susie Hausam, Accordion; Jerry Leman, Accordion. Scvt upt«up Anyone who plays an instrument beyond the beginner’s stage and is interested in music may join the Swinging Knights, Dance Band sponsored by Mr. Marine. This club has provided an instru- mental outlet for the musicians who enjoy playing jazz, swing, rock and roll, and other danccablc music. The Swinging Knights have performed at various school functions during the year. They all enjoy this musical outlet and have fun. ZcuU ScwU The members of the Quill and .Scroll selected by the faculty ad- visor of the Publications Depart- ment. Miss Engclhaupt, consider it a great honor to have been chosen for such an outstanding and im|x rtant organization. The students must have done superior work in writing, editing or busi- ness management, and must be at least a junior or senior at Rich- woods to lx- eligible. A good scho- lastic standing is also necessary. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Evans, Dean Jameson, Jcri Martin, Sally Schuller. Nancy Fleck, Doreen Futhcy, Mary Jane Westapher. ROW 3: Julie Buck, Darlene Van Norman, Karen Johnson. Sharon Whitcomb, Lynn Litchfield. ROW 2: Pat Church. Carolyn Deames. Janet Sperry. Judy Virgo. Judy McGladc, Bob Creamer. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Engclhaupt, Advisor: Anne Maple, President; Carol Rohncr. Vice-President. 128 Mr. Jones, the sponsor of the Youth Fellowship Club, encourages everyone to attend the meetings which are held after school. This or- ganization has tried to promote bet- ter friendship in our school, in our homes, and in our communities. Throughout the year, there have been Bible sessions, speakers, and other interesting programs. The students have also enjoyed the parties and all the other social events this year. ROW I: E. Jones. Sponsor; Dan Richey, President; Dianne McAllister. Vice-President; Martha Binkele, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Finch, Reporter-Representative. ROW II: Karen Patterson. Judy Knisinger, Judy Pycll, Ellen Moreland, Diane Blackford. ROW III: Jeanne Ingles. Wanda Jacobs. Alma Davis, Marilyn I.ove, Joan Peterson, Patricia McNutt, Judy Day, Judy Randolph. ROW IV: Gloria Leap, Sharon Monagle. Judy King, Judy Mercer, Donna Platt. Judith Lucht, Carolyn Williamson. Don Downing. ROW V: Carla Bays. Marsha Cobert, Marion Van Beuning, Joann McGhee, Jeanette Mcnold. Larry Ellcnwood, Philip Bays ROW I: I.inda Andris, Penny Boyer, Judy Randolph. Jeanne Sprague. Pat Deimel. Sandy Ix ng. Carolyn Hart, Wendy Easterbrock, Sally Spencer, Sue Ward, Miss Curran, Sponsor. ROW II: Carol Borchelt, Janet Dodds, Carol Middleton. Marcia Beck, Pat Bartholomew. Jeannic Ixmg. Gail Rubin, Mopsy Mulally. Susie Stahl, Linda Weaver. ROW III: Mary Kay Schupp, Sheila Leap, Claudia Hicks, Joy Card, Donna K. Lee, Janice Ann Fulls, Jo Ann Pippinger. Sue Lindsay. Gladys Saul, Georgette Barrath, Karen Patterson. ROW IV: Ronnie Lourie, Harry Adkinson, Joann McGhee, Donna Wittmer. Doreen Futhey, Delores Clark, Sue Becker, Carole Poland, Pat Phelps, Bonnie Landers, Carol Higginson, Ix islee Conn '7 foctttOlO Under the direction of Miss Curran, the Hall Monitors greet visitors, pick up attendance slijjs, and check hall passes. This service jiosition requires that students assume a great deal of rcs[X nsibility and only outstanding students can successfully sene in this capacity. ROW I: Phil Pokorny, Boh Easter, Bob Camp, Dale Oakley, President; Roger Paluska, Vice-President; Jack End res. Treasurer: Jim Novak. Secretary; V. Hughes. Sponsor; Bill Rutherford. Eu- gene Creamer, Demon Hushaw. Boh Creamer. ROW 2: Andy Al- bright, Wayne Mammen, Chuck Buck, Jack Garrett. Tom Sapp, Gene Harris. Dan Dewey. Mike Few. Denny Pitcher, John Snarr, Fred Engclking. ROW 3: Gary Miller. Jerry Miller. Gary Harttcr, Dave Koch. Kim Winston. Roger Beldcn, Ron Schooley. Dennis Lehmann, Chuck Lackey, Charles Roth. Dave Van Lanen. ROW 4: Joe Harris, Steven Giddan. Howie Fulford, Gene Wal- lace, JefT Lewis, Jim Buck, John Kockcndorfer, Jerry Leman, Marsh Leich. Gary Winston, Dick Rist. Albert Hunt U?etter ne«i 2 @Cct All lx ys who have earned a letter in one of the major sports at Kichw to become members of the Lcttcrmcn's Club. ’Hie Club is very.actjvc a $? activities within the school. The boys have worked hard for thfclr letters ; proud to lx- members of this club, sponsored by Mr. I lughes. . ' A o ROW I: Sue Schafer. Nancy Ward. Sally Spencer. Fleck Mary Gummcrson. ROW 2: Marlene 130 k_ Any and varsity so muchWcp and but join m w about the the fall thev g; information a6oi techniques. Miss BACK LEFT SECTION. to Right): Wendy Easterbrook. Sharon Shine, Janet Dodd , Nancy Tjarksen, Michele Proctor, Janet Belsley. Irene Ball, Susie Whalen, Lucia Meyer. BACK RIGHT SECTION: Judy Virgo, Barbara Reynolds, Mary Jo Mul- der. Janet Clements, Susan Lindsay, Carol Middleton, Sandy I-ong. Carol Poland. Lee Culmcr. FRONT LEFT SECTION: Judy Shirley, Mitzi Owen. Connie Marquardt, Julie Buck, Mary Ann Jennings, Sandy Hughes. Mary Jane Wcstaphcr. Jcannic Lons. FRONT RIGHT SECTION: Sally Schuller. Mary Jo Gei - ler. Susan Van Deman, Nancy Barker, Becky Gillette. Christie Mees, Jackie Page, Jananne Allcnbach. Nancy Royster, Miss Aten. Sponsor oyaCette Under the leadership of Miss Aten, the Royalcttes. wearing their green and white uniforms, have performed at football and basketball games, at the club night show, and in parades. The thirty-two regular girls and the three substitutes an chosen by the sponsor for their marching ability and coordination. They must be at least average in their scholastic ability. The girls usually practice once a week but occasionally they have special practices. They have developed jx isc. rhythm, and coordination, and they have learned marching formations and precision dancing. Their new officers arc as follows: Sally Schuller. Captain; Nancy Barker, Assistant Captain; Lee Ann Auhness, Recorder: Mitz Owen. Treasurer. The students of Richwoods are certainly proud of this fine group for their efforts and achievements. tyuttcon. The Fresh-Soph Cheerleaders, under the di- rection of Miss Aten, have led the cheers for all the freshman and sophomore games. They have added to the encouragement and assur- ance which the boys on the team always need. These perky girls hope to be varsity cheerlead- ers in the future. ROW I (In Front): Jackie Meredith. ROW 2 (Standing): Bcjic Triebel. Albert Statkus. Marcia Johnson 131 s4cccCta- 'Vi cozC ROW I (Left to Right): K. K. Barton, Sponsor: William Nutt, Ass't Chief; Joann Connor, Secretary: Art Culver, Co-Chief: Bill Boyer. Chief; J. R. Young, Sponsor. ROW 2: Jerry Callear, Paul Pentecost, Frank Stout, Mike Lee. Roger Schunk. John Wagner, Allen Bishop, Leslie Davis. Bill Campbell, Steve Scalzo. ROW 3: Jerry Crawford, Barbara Stonebumcr, Jack Perry, Tony Collinson, Fred Knapp, Dick Dawson, Terry Jacobs, Raymond Fink, Larry Rude, Terry Collinson. Mr. Young and Mr. Barton’s Audio- Visual Aids Service Club oj crates the Audio-Visual Aids equipment. To 1m: eligible for membership, the student must be able to operate at least one A.V.A. machine. They re- ceive necessary instructions. Because the members assume the operation of these machines, there is more time for student-teacher association. The Y-Tccns Club is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. This organiza- tion. sponsored by Miss LaDonna Anderson, meet after school and plan things to help the community and city of Peoria. The V-Teens have encouraged and added a lit- tle joy to the hearts of many of the jxatients at the hospitals with their projects. They have made favors for the sick |)cople and have put on talent shows to entertain them. This group also has had a lot of fun with their slumber parties and other social activities. ROW I. Table: Mary McKinney, Treasurer; Darlene Van Norman, President; Miss La Donna J. Anderson. Sponsor; Joy Card. Secretary': Sandy Whanger. Vice President (ab- sent). ROW IT. Ruth Jones, Mary Kay Vipond. Sandy Blackwell. Sandy Wilson, Stella Taylor. Lynn Williams. Joann McGhee. ROW III: Dianne Rudd, Gloria Abner, Nancy Swisher, Analce Spriggs, Katy Schlaf. Kay Pendleton, Marilyn Sanders 132 P. 2- Tlic girls’ Physical Education leader- ship program has provided further op- portunity for leadership responsibilities for senior girls who meet the qualifica- tions of the program. These leaders learn various organizational proce- dures in Physical Education classes. They also learn to aid the other stu- dents with skills and rules, and to im- prove their own officiating techniques. Some of their other responsibilities in- clude checking attendance, handling equipment, making bulletin board dis- plays, and aiding in the organization of class squads, drills, games, etc. These girls are interested in the many activities included in Physical Educa- tion and some desire to plan their vocation in this field. ROW I: Donnn K. Lee. Diana Lowery. Georgeann Backus. Judy Lawrence. Sally Moreland. Nancy Tjarksen. ROW II: Wanda Russell, Priscilla Rungc, Janice Ann Fulls, Carole Seaver, Sandra Goldberg. ROW III: Stella Taylor, Lucia Meyer, Earlynn Miller. Delores Clark. Mary Jo Gcisler, Sally Schuller. ROW’ IV: Miss Aten, Miss Harriss. Mis Hcithold. Sponsors ROW I: Dave Koch, Jack Garrett, Jerry Leman. Dan Rickey, Lyman Jennings, Jack Endres. ROW II: Tony Juska, Sponsor; Wayne Mammen, Andy Albright, Kim Winston, Bob Creamer, Dennis Tucker. Mr. Hughes. Sponsor. ROW' III: Bob Baietto, Sponsor; John Blos- som, Jr.. Howard Fulford, Dale Oakley, Tom Sapp, Bill Conger, Ty Franklin, Sponsor. P.2. 'Hie boys' physical education senior leadership program consists of the outstanding boys in the senior class. The program provides further oj - portunity for leadership responsibilities in physical education and helps these students develop initiative and a greater knowledge of procedures and skills in sjxrrts activities. All boys in the leadership program must meet certain qualifications rela- tive to scholastic standing, physical education aptitude, leadership ability, and personal conduct. 133 ROW I, Table: Carole Poland, Activity Chairman: Carole Scavcr. Vice President: Carolyn Deames. President; Miss Dorothy licit- hold. Advisor: Connie Marquardt, Treasurer; Sandy Hughes, Sec- retary; Jeannine Key, Point Recorder. ROW 2: Dorothy Mcinders. Barbara Hanaucr. Charlotte Ramsrl, Ruth Knapp, Kathy Holm- gren, Helena Kelch. Lynne Ames, Judi Hodgson. Susan Pavelka. Jenny Lu Draper. Jane Noonan. Anne Nicol, Karen Kunklc, Sharon Rigg, LoAnnc Jarvis, Row- Marie Ranney, Jan Smith. ROW 3: Kathy Edwards. Doris Kuykendall. JoAnn Nekola, Linda Volovitz, Kay Warner. Nancy Applegate, Alberta Statkus, Carol Borchelt, Nancy Sommer, Judy Honncss. Jcrrie Meredith. Nancy Payne, Marcia Welter. Deveric Leach. Judy Ellis, Joan Roby, Mari- anne Kepler. ROW 4: Mary I-ouise Klaas. Pat Dcucll. Carol Frisk, Billie Stein, Sue Mathis. Carla Bays. Marsha Harttcr, Janet Clements, Carol Killam. Joan Potter s4(6£ettc The Girls' Athletic Association is open to any girl who is interested in sports activities. This organization. s| onsored by Miss Ilcithold. meets after school. The members have participated in basketball, baseball, volleyball, table tennis, bowling, trampoline, badminton, and many other sjx rts. They have also enjoyed the camping trips. The purpose of this chib is to teach the student co-ojjcration. discipline, leader- ship, and co-ordination. The girls have formed teams and have comjx-ted in tournaments with each other and with G.A.A. members from other schools. ROW I, Table: Carole Poland, Activity Chairman; Carole Scavcr, Vice President; Carolyn Deames, President; Miss Dorothy Ilcithold. Advisor, Connie Marquardt, Treasurer: Sandy Hughes, Secretary; Jeannine Key, Point Recorder. ROW 2: Shirley Lewis, Beverly Flcischaucr, Carolyn Hart. Sandra Meyer, Jan Garrison. Lana Moore. Melinda Miller. Cheryl Rimington, Joan Peterson. Carol Huber. Joan Duddcn, Sue Curtis. Joan Durfcc, Mary Jo Oakford, Nancy Ferguson. Nancy Carr. ROW HI: Joyce Miller, Yvonne WestholT. Mary Jo Jeffery, Carol Welch. Pat Bergstrom, Sandy Wilson, Anita Zeller. Sharon Camp. Jeanne Ingles. Donna Brack- enridge, Barbara Harris, Michele Proctor, Jcncen Hayes, Janet Belslcy. Pat Hughes, Carol Owens. Linda Thompson. ROW IV: Sheriff Spencer, Anglce Spriggs, Judy I.cmkcmann. Marcia Katz. Sue Van Deman. Judi Becker, Marcia Wilson. Nancy Kahl, Georgia Cummings, Janet Cohen. Judy King ROW I: Carole Poland. Activity Chairman; Carole Seaver, Vice- President; Carolyn Deames, President; Miss Dorothy Heithold. Ad- visor; Connie Marquardt, Treasurer: Sandy Hughes, Secretary; Jcanninc Key, Point Recorder. ROW 2: Darlene Nelson. Pat Mc- Nutt, Debbie Brandt, Beverly Church, Dec Baldwin, Tory Jones, Barbara Wright, Sandy Horning. Carole I.ipp, Pat Garstad, Carol Miller, Mary Scipel, Cathy German, Barbara Phillips. ROW 3: Linda Kent, Julie Oldham. Gladys Edwards, Doris Robertson. s4t6letic s4 4acc4itco t G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, is for all girls who arc sport-minded and who desire to become limber and graceful. Meeting every day after school, these young women enjoy such sj orts as basketball, baseball, volleyball, table tennis, bowling, trampoline, badminton, and many others. Learning good sportsmanship and leadership these girls also compete for honor {joints and receive recognition later in the year. G.A.A., which is known the nation over, is an organization that keejjs the girls in good physical condition and well occupied during the school year. The 177 girls, sponsored by Miss I leithold. work hard each day to develop co-ordination, discipline and co- operation. This well formed club contributes much to Richwoods’ after school activities. Sandy Holler. Mary Ann Jennings. Diane Lee, Diana Wilson, Pcgey Shilling, Cheryl Cullen. Carol Hohenbary, Judy Randolph, Marcia Tramcl. Diane Meyer, Janet Merrificld. ROW 4: JoAnn McGhee. Carol Moreland. Judy Page, Linn Anderson, Cheryl Capello. Mari- lyn Kendall. Ann Niehaus, Sharon Shine, Judy Rader, Jen Martin. Judy Briney, I-ois lluisman. Barbara Stoncburncr. Susie Hausam, Virginia Tyler, Dianne Rudd ROW I. Table: Carole Poland. Activity Chairman; Carole Seaver, Vice-President; Carolyn Deames, President; Miss Dorothy Heithold, Advisor; Connie Marquardt, Treasurer; Sandy Hughes. Secretary: Jeanninc Key, Point Recorder. ROW 2: Susan Leach. Margaret Bartolomucci, Bonnie Dentino. Diana Blackford. Sandra Barber. Dixie Young, Anne Bryan. Bonnie White, Brenda Sanchez. Linda McCartney, Sharon Miller. Pam Litchfield. Sandy Wicland. Judy Melting, Kathy Coologeorgen. ROW III: Judy Maholland, Jolccn Barnes. Mary O'Brien. Diane Sprague, Linda Travis, Priscilla Rungc. Pat Steeg. Janice Fulls. Judy Pokorski. Janet Yaunk. Judy Adams. Judy Daily, Judy Robinson. ROW IV: Carol Peterson. Susan Wallace. Janerae Kimble. Bobette Fund, Shelley Baty. Barb Krantz. Shirlee Lovcstrand, Linda Hocrr BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mike Caho. Ron Augustine, Perry Brant. Allen Bill, William Koehler. Monty Caslcy, Mr. Baietto, Sponsor: Bob Creamer. FROST ROW: Ron Bryant, Melvin Willis. Wayne Mammcn, Lynn Gobel, Roger Beldcn, Mike Few. Dave Koch. Dennis Tucker. Larry Miller. The Richwoods Rifle Club, s|x n- sored by Mr. Baietto, is open to any student who is interested in all types of firearms. The object of this club is to learn the proper care and use of different guns and firearms, and to learn good marksmanship. This year there have been many tournaments where the members can compete against one another and try to improve their skill. S %ua e 'Dcutce The object of the Square Dance Club is to promote a wholesome recreational outlet for the students of Richwoods. This group con- sists of twenty boys and twenty girls and they square dance mostly for fun. During the activity period, Mr. Hughes has organized exhibitions and demonstrations. The members have especially en- joyed this type of recreation be- cause: it is an American dance. They have developed leadership ability and have enjoyed the as- sociation with others. ROW I: Terry- Jacobs, Janet Futliey, Mike Reardon, Barb Krantz, Steve Ring. Margaret Barto- lomucci. Gary Bagiev. Julie Hendryx. Ronnie Whittaker. Bobette Furst. Steve Patterson. ROW 2: Roger Schuch, Gladys Edwards, Denny Pitcher, Mary Fewer. Jerry Anderson, Sue llarstinan. Jack Perry, Aldine Durst on. ROW 3: Dave Roberts. Nancy Rogers. John ShealTer, Sharon Welch. Bob Vollentine. Karen Mangmeier, Orville I bum. Linda Knapp. Allan Yeast. Cathy Lamm. ROW 4: Dick Dawson. Martha Ford. Clyde Van Antwerp. Delores Clark, George Shclcy. Carol Robinson. Herbert Cox, Alma Davis, Ron Vccco. ROW 5: Jim Law- rence, Kay Clark, John Dali, Betty Roberts. Ken Barber. Linda Thompson. John Kendall. Doreen Futliey, Ralph Biddison. Georgcann Backus. Mr. Hughes on the right observes the group. ROW I: Philip Hays. Sandy Horning, Dave Brayshaw, Kathy Schlaf, Judy Krusinger, Karen Johnson. Dawnc Hayes, Jane Noonan, Diane Lee, Julie Buck. ROW 2: Glenn Casto. Jerry An- derson. David Miller. John Gauf. Barbara Wright, Fred Hulctt, Marcia Tramel, Warren Watkins, Morman Blender. Susan Prosser. Paul Pitsch, Robert Berger. Diane Dallmann. Don Hughes, Wanda Jacob. ROW 3: Howard Yates, Judy King. Carole Zweifcl, Rich- ard Cooper. Ted NafTziger, I.arry Capranica, Larry Bichmcyer. Rich- ard Blines, John Wagner. Steve Depolis, Joe Vankcrkhovc, Ronald Vickery, Larry Ellcnwood, Dennis Lehmann, Charles Geyer. Philip Pokorny, Mike Lucnz. ROW 4: Mary Kay Vipond, Darwin Stuart, Diane Wilson. Joyce NafTziger. Darlene Van Norman. Carla Bays, Marty Hunt. Ken Trotter. Jim Bestc, Walter Fink, Herbert J. Lee, Band Director, James Robbins. Bob Mount. Joel Stanford. Dale Fletcher. Richard Stewart, Bob Evans, William B. Rice. Ronald Van Bcuning, Ed Stanford. ROW I: Carla Bays. Dawn Hayes, Diane Lee, Julie Buck. Marcia Tramel, Jerry Anderson, Katy Schlaf. Sandy Homing. Ken Trotter, Martin Hunt, Jr. ROW II: Joyce NafTziger. Mary Kay Vipond, Darwyn Stuart. Howard Yates, Warren Watkins. Fred Hulctt, Dick Cooper, David Brayshaw, Philip Bays. Diana Wilson. ROW III: Bob Mount. Paul Pitsch. Robert Berger, Larry Ellcn- wood. Dennis Lehmann. Chuck Geyer. Mike Lucnz, Ron Van Bcuning, Ed Stanford, Darlene Van Norman, Joel Stanford. All of the students of R.C.H.S. have been quite proud of the Richwoods Band, directed by Mr. I.ec. The members have practiced their marching on the football field many times through mud and snow. The band has played at football and basketball games, and in com- munity parades. Because the students worked hard, the winter and spring concerts were very successful. The band has also given concerts in some of the local Peoria grade schools. Many of the band members have par- ticipated in the district and state contests. The object of the Pep Band is to add spirit and en- thusiasm at the pep sessions before the games. The members who are the top chair players in the band, are selected by the director. The Knights of Richwoods congratulate Mr. Lee for the outstanding job he has done this past year. Darlene Nelson. Dicna Knowles. Charlene Pattison. ROW I: Pat McNutt, Sally Schmidt, Becky Gillctt, Barbara Free- man, Gloria Hermann, Linda Asher. Pat Sayre, Carol Seaver. Greta Zwicker, Sandy Willis, Launa Stevenson, Carol Rohner, Mary Hohulin, Jill Rees, Mr. Briggs, Director. ROW 2: Pat Church, Judy McGladc, Lynn Litchfield. Mary Jane Kirkus, Nancy Tjarksen, Joan Atteberry, Mary Ann Jennings, Phillis Stehman, Barb Krant . Carolyn Deames. Janet Dodds, Carol Ap- The A Cappella Choir is composed of students selected by the director, Mr. Briggs. The members performed at the Robing Ceremony, the Fall Concert, the Variety Concert, the Winter and Spring Concerts, and the various assem- blies. The Richwoods’ Choir, along with the other fine school choirs in the Peoria area, participated in the Mid- State Right Festival, directed by Mr. Harold Decker from the University of Illinois. The operetta, “Down in the Valiev” was quite a great success, too. Several of the stu- dents of the choir took part in the All-State Chorus at Champaign, and the district and state contests. The A Cappella Choir has done a marvelous job this year, and the student body has certainly enjoyed this fine group. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Ix vc. Sandra Blackwell. Sandra Whangcr, Barbara Reynolds, Sharon Shine, Christie Mces. Linda Bertels. Kay Warner, Diane Sprague, Mr. Briggs, Sponsor. ROW 2: San- dra Wilson. Shicla McGuire, Jananne Allcnback, Jcanninc Key, Aldine Durston, Cathy German, Carol Ridgeway. Kathy Koolo- gcorgen, Dixie Young. ROW 3: Ann Nruhaus, Sandrc Wicland, plegatc, Pat Bcrgstoin, Karen Patterson. ROW 3: Sandy Hughes, Orville Haun, Bill Boyer, Bob Amblad, Morgan Lyngc, Dick Crone, Cary Carver, Joel Sufficld, Jim Ralnneycr, Ron Louric, Don Hughes, John Willetts, Cheryl Watkins. ROW 4: Billie Stein. Tom Clark. 'Fed Johnson, Randy Violcltc, Chuck Buck. Jim Pierson, Joe Harris, Jim Buck, Gerald Gunter, Tom Bower, Steve Patterson. Nancy Fleck Membership of the Girls’ Choir is obtained through “try- outs,” and the girls are chosen by Mr. Briggs. Highlights of this year includes the Robing Ceremony, Christmas pro- gram, and the Spring Concert. These girls have worked hard and have done an outstanding job this year. Nancy Bagicy. Jean Selvy, Gladys Mahrt, Nancy Kahl, Marilyn Kendall, Gcrr Marlin, Mary O’Brien. Pat Thompson. ROW 4: Judy Rader, Geraldine Carter, Carol Peterson, Susie Whalen, Sharon Lokowich, Judy Maholland, Shirlec Lovestrand, Susan Van Deman, Nancy Applegate ROW I: Nancy Jane Grantham, Maxine Carter. Jacquc Breese, Sus..m Pavelka, Rose Marie Ranney, Mclodyc Marion, Carolyn Pearson, Nancy Sommer. Andrea Neaveill, Debbie Rians, Sandra Averell. ROW 2: Eva Jo Whangcr, Carol Miller. Tim Corcoran, Mike Hermann, Dave Nelson. Mike Boyle. Richy Allcock. Larry Garrison. Tory Jones, Sherry Stuart. ROW 3: Lynne Ames, Dey- erie Leach, Joan Durfec, Wayne Krantz, Kenny Andris, Craig Davis. John Shore, David Campbill. Joyce Fremaux. Daren Sto- kowski. ROW 4: Ruth Knapp. Ann Gustafson. Dianne Rudd. Barb Bayless. Eugene Taylor, Steven Smith. Tom Mills. Marianne Kepler, Lynda Godfrey. Leota Miller 'p've Jltttcut Tftcxect (fyonua Any freshman student who is interested in choral work may participate in the Freshman Mixed Chorus. This chorus introduces the student to music and many are chosen fot Girls’ Choir or A Cappclla Choir. 0p'ie 6«ttCUt (26oriCC4, Under the leadership of Mr. Briggs, the freshman girls who arc interested in singing may participate in the Freshman Girls' Chorus. This group meets two days a week and has gained valuable experience for choral work in one of the advanced choirs. ROW I, (Right to Left): Nadine Anderson, Margaret Miller, Sheryl Plank, Joyce Miller. Brenda Elliott, Barbara Gaul, Janice Smith. Delores Elicot, Nancy Ferguson. Marsha Welter, Lana Moore. ROW 2: Christie Show. Diane Simpson, Carol Owens, Linda McCartney, Pat Lindsay, Jenny Atkinson. Dorthy Meinders, Janet Bartolomucci, Karen Kunklc. Nancy Payne, Mary Burdick. Marilyn Willis. Mr. Briggs, Sponsor. ROW 3: Kathy Holgrcn, Mary Jo Oakford. Margaret Evans. F.illicn Gross. Sharon Miller. Linda Harney, Sharol Wildcrmuth, Judy Ellis. Sharon Rigg, Sue Smith. Judy Livengood, Alberta Stntkus, Kathy Fra ee. ROW 4: Jill Breese, Jeanne Ingles. Judy Harris, Maryannc Ebling, Tanya Lohnes. Emily Dilts. Barbara Hanauer, Pat Hughes. Carol Killam. Ficlda Thomas, Joan Dudden, Judy Becker, Sharon Monagle, Linda Rasar ROW I: Judy Hall. Linda Lyon, Karen Cox. Anita Zeller, Secretary-Treasurer: Sandra Bar- ber, Vice President; Mr. George Briggs. Sponsor. ROW 2: Bonnie Gauwitz, President: Joyce Watt. Doris Kuykendall. Marilyn Sanders, Doris Damour, Judy Honncss. ROW 3: Gloria Leap, Carolyn Wilson, Irene Ball, Jolccn Barnes. Dianne McAllister The Gills Chorus, sponsored by Mr. Briggs, consists of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls. In order for any girl to be able to sing in the Girls’ Chorus, a jx-rsonal try- out must lx- held and approved by Mr. Briggs. The choral group has participated in many sings, such as during the Christinas Assembly and Thanksgiving Assembly. Work- ing very hard three times a week, these girls show promise for a fine choral group. T tcxed Tlie Mixed Chorus is composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls and boys. Group practice is held three days each week. The stu- dents. directed by Mr. Briggs, have sung for assemblies. ROW I: Theresa Ceretto. Jcnnccn Hayes, Susie Hausam, Judy Pycll, Linda Thompson, Carol Frisk, Ann Miller, Sally Kim . Cheryl Rimington, Joanne Carrington. ROW II: Bon- nie White. Bonnie Masters. Victor Allen. Steven Shaw. Gary Hanson. Larry Reents. Alvin Collins. Dave Bice, Joy Kauffman. Joyce Shnini, George Briggs, Sponsor. ROW III: Shir- ley Adkins, Pam Litchfield, Nancy Swisher. Roger Cox. Wayne Prison. Dave Graham, How- ard Humphrey. Mike Reardon. Phyllis Eppy. Sharon Camp 140 Half-time entertainment at football games. Fancy steppers 4wU tcC “fR. S. ■L THE FOLLOWING: CHECK YOURS I.-THE QUALITY' OF YOUR WORK. I - THE DEGREE TO WHICH YOU MAKE APPLICATION OF THE SKILLS ACQUIRED WHEN OPPORTUNITIES ARISE. .-YOUR ATTITUDE IN CLASS AND TOWARD YOUR WORK. - THE degree of improvement shown. . YOUR RESPONSIBILITY IN ACCEPTING OBLIGATIONS and in meeting them. Goal for R.C.H.S. students. cvct6 (2 tcCtcC 143 Settt i “ytyo a 'Day cutct Vcvtiettf S6 mv o£ f 95% 144 The debate squad brings home our first Mid-State Eight Championship. 145 “I wonder who or what he is dreaming about? Relief after a hard day of work.' “Hurry! or you'll be late for class. We're on our way home. Our 'p idt 'ytywtecottUtiy. 146 I (omccoming Queen Candidates The winning float. Oux pt 4t f}u tton, “Piotn “Queen for a night.” Entertainment at our first Junior Prom. “Sign here please.” • A Deep thinking! Just think . . 149 ‘Going home, where do yon think? 'Brain Surgeons practicing What a bright day. Barb. ‘All Aboard' Pep Assembly is about to begin. 'Now really cheer! Shcceccsh. what a mess! 150 Don’t miss your bus. nun How wc love snow! s,,ihh mane “Ready, one, two, three.' ‘Cupid Caper’s is at work again.” ir 5 cy . ?s-r? 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AVi i' A f?X.A.S. y y- VA' u j yy wf p- j (P « L' • WjLSJ-t li c Ar-tL CL-tfWv j.() c H| ls — y • Q sr'U'- by yvJuJC ‘’ J .- VN vvw — CvvjJ) f ,5v- lv s A-wt cy CjO - ddWA 4 J C L U-cK L +y S cKio aJIoo L Coach John ton Coaches Power and Henderson 155 0?oot6 zCC The 1958 season proved to be an outstanding one for the Richwoods footballers. A record of seven victories against only three loses established the Knights as one of the top teams in the area. By beating five of seven conference opponents, they nailed down third place in the rugged Mid-State Eight race. This fine performance has set a prece- dent which Coach Juska and future squads will strive to follow. Dale Oakley kicks off the 1958 season in Richwoods stadium against Decatur Eisenhower. The Knights won, 32—6. 1IOMECOMINC HIGHLIGHTS 'Flic Knights grind out valuable yardage which helped crush Lime- stone, 27—7. Into the air and between the uprights goes the successful attempt for an extra point. The Knight forward wall cracks a goal-line stand and scores another T.D. THE KNIGHTS: TOP ROW (l.«ft to Right): Coach Jiuka, Jay Weller, Dan McEvers, John Hargadinc, Ron Augustine, Gary Bagley, Boh Camp, A1 Hunt, Chuck Buck, Fred Lewis, Joe Buss- man, Jim Singer, Margan Lyngc, Dave Snider. John Goodlad, and Coach Baietto. SECOND ROW: Dave VanLanen, Boh Easter. Dennis Pitcher. Gary Hamer, Jack Garrett, Jack Endres, Co- Captain; Dale Oakley. Co-Captain; Jim Novak, Dave Koch. Howard Fulford, Jim Moushon, Gene Harris. Dave Mueller. George Sheley, and Jim Hohenbaiy. BOTTOM ROW: Floyd Foster. Dan Dewey, Gary Winston, Dennis Lehmann, Wayne Mam- men. John Barrett, George Furness, Boh Auer, Ed Adkins, and Larry Brown. Not pictured. Ray Dawson. RICH WOODS .... .... 32 Eisenhower .... . . . . 6 7 35 RICHWOODS .... .... 32 Spalding .... 12 RICH WOODS .... .... 20 Woodruff .... 19 7 38 RICHWOODS .... .... 28 Central .. . . 9 RICHWOODS .... .... 27 Limestone .... 7 6 .. .. 13 RICHWOODS .... .... 20 Bradlv .... 7 RICHWOODS .... .... 20 East Peoria .... .... 0 Many seniors on this year's squad received outstanding rec- ognition. Jim Novak and Bob Camp were named to the Mid-State Right All-Conference team, and George Furness was tagged an All-Stater by the Chicago Daily Xcus. Back- fielders Howie Fulford. Dale Oakley, and Jim Moushon were the recipients of much favorable comment as were linemen Dave Koch, Wayne Mammcn, Jack Garrett, Jack Endres, and Chuck Buck. v Jack Endrcs Jim Novak Chuck Buck Wavnc Mammon Dave VanLanen Jack Garrett Ray Dawson }A y I Joe Bussntan Floyd Foster Dave Snider Dennis Lehmann Dan Dewey George Sheley Dan MrBvers Fred Lewis ' «r THE SOPHOMORE SQUAD: TOP ROW, I., to R.: Coach Henderson. Dale Porter. Joe Ferric, Jim Coventry, Fred Backus, Bob Healing, Joe Harris, Grover Walkup. Gary Kcplcy, Doug Friend, and Coach Franklin. SECOND ROW7: Steve Boroughs, Jim Cartwright. Mike Ehrlich. Sam I leer. Bill Rice. Doug Nord- vall, Jock West, Dan DeMent. Charles I.undquist, Bruce White, Ron Schoolcy. and Don Holtzman. BOTTOM ROIF: Mike Rothberg, Rollie Sanders. Roger Cox. Joel Haeflin, Jim Liven good. Howard Yates. Pat Rairden, Harold McGhee, Jim Hulin, and Charles Furness. THE FRESHMAN TEAM: TOP ROW7, to R.: Coach Wil- liams. Jerry Crawford, Larry Koch. John Flynn. Bob Rolsbins, Don Knopf. Howard Nott, Dick Applegate, Jim Mender. Steve Nordvall. Don Moody, and Coach Johnston. SECOND ROW7: Leif Bergstrom. Roy Ashley, Bill Block. Hayne Ellis, Bob Sendow, Wayne Krantz. Bob Ringenberg, Glenn Casto, Mike Phillips. Terrs- Schad, Victor Pavlenko, and Eric Bergstrom. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Phillips. Bob West. Pat Finnegan. Ed Smith, Dave Dali. Bob Moreland, Larry Shirley. Tom Finch. Don Westapher. Dave Miller, Leo Sulaski. and Ray Miller. THE CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD: TOP ROW, L ft to Right: Gary Lcich, Ernie Bschor, Chuck Lackey, Roger Paluska, Phil Pokorny, Steve Giddan, and Coach Power. SECOND ROW: Jerry Leman. Mike Maier, Dave Kirk. Tom McKune, John Powell. Bill White, and Joe Yoches. BOTTOM ROW: Walter Jordan, Joel Suffield. Jim Bartholomew, Herbert Cox. Gary Phillip , Cliff Cartwright, and Jeff Lewis. This year’s cross-country team showed quite an im- provement over last season's squad. While winning only two meets, they started the winning ways which we hope will continue in the future. With a group of underclassmen returning next season, Coach Power and his men will probably boast a much better record. Start of the meet that proved to be Richwoods' first victory. The Knights place men second, third, fourth, and fifth in order to assure a win. DUAL MEETS Richwoods . . . . .. 47 Pekin .. 16 Richwoods . . . . .. 43 Central ... 17 Richwoods . . . . .. 39 East Peoria .. ...18 Richwoods . . .. .. 47 Limestone . .. ...15 RICHWOODS .. 27 Woodruff .... ...28 RICHWOODS .. 19 Roanoke ...36 Richwoods . .. . .. 32 Pekin ...23 (Lowest Score Wins) 163 FRONT ROW: (left to right): Gary Phillips. Gene Harris, Tom HACK ROW: Coach Power. Tom Bliss. Jim Novak. Chuck Lackey, McKune. Willie Payne, Rotjer Paluska, Phil Pokorny, Jeff Lewis. Bob Camp. Bob Easter, Chuck Buck, Coach Henderson. ‘S Z46et ClCC The Knight cagers played much fine basketball in the 58 -59 season. Their record of eight wins and twelve losses cannot truthfully tell of their effort. What they lacked in statistical advantages, they more than made up in desire, hustle, and spirit. With many fine sophomore and junior players returning, Coach Henderson’s crew will do much bettor in the future year. Rich woods ...... 56 RICH WOODS .... 54 RICH WOODS .... 68 Richwoods ....... 42 RICH WOODS .... 53 Richwoods ....... 45 RICHWOODS .... 56 Richwoods ....... 62 Richwoods ....... 44 Richwoods ....... 45 Richwoods ....... 50 Richwoods ....... 39 Richwoods ....... 74 RICHWOODS .... 61 RICHWOODS .... 72 RICHWOODS .... 55 RICHWOODS .... 74 Richwoods ....... 56 Richwoods ....... 78 Richwoods ....... 54 Macomb ............. 60 Manual ............. 34 Limestone .......... 43 East Peoria......... 60 Woodruff ........... 49 Spalding ........... 55 Quincy ............. 52 Pekin .............. 80 Farmington ......... 59 Central ............ 66 Manual ............. 62 Limestone .......... 52 Kewancc............. 80 East Peoria ........ 56 Woodruff ........... 57 Spalding ........... 54 Lewistown .......... 66 Pekin ............... 75 Galesburg ..........103 Central ............. 72 Roger Paluska rises above the defense for a clear shot and makes two points. Willie Payne puts one through as the opponents' fans look on. Phil Pokomy Willie Payne Gene Harris Tom McKunc Chuck Lackey Jim Novak Roger Paluska Coach Henderson ‘Van ctcf tcUvlcUcaC Jeff Lewis Coach Power Bob Camp The Varsity Cheerleaders @6e tCeaden Everybody likes to cheer, anti no game or pep session would lx- complete without the Richwoods Cheerleaders. The junior varsity, under the direction of Miss Rosemary Aten, help cheer the freshman and sophomore squads to victors-. The varsity, directed hv Miss I.ois Ilarriss, perform at every varsity football and basketball game. Greater school spirit and more student participation at our athletic events arc the aims toward which our cheerleaders and their advisors are working. Lined up and ready to lead the Fight Song are the Richwoods Cheerleaders: LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Schafer. Marica Johnson. Sue Ward. Jackie Meredith. Sally Spencer. Bejic Tricbcl, Mary Guinmenon, Alberta Statkus, and Nancy Fleck. FRONT: Jim Huli, Doug Norclvall. Merritt Meyer. Bill White. Ted Johnson. Grover Walkup, D.m Dewey, Dan DcMcnt, Roger Cox. BACK ROW’: Joe Ferric. Manager: Doug Friend, John Randall. Alan Boxer. Russ McDavid, Jim Buck. Bill Guerin, Ray Dowson. Coach Franklin. 2 FRONT ROW': Boh Moreland. Boh Semlow. Tom Common, Dirk Applegate, Roy Ashley. Tom Cole. Sam I leer. BACK ROW: Coach Williams. Jerry Crawford, Terry Schad. Steve Norvall, Joe Halpin, Gary Welch, Larry Cook. RICH WOODS . 29 Trcmont ... 17 RICH WOODS . 25 Champaign . . .. 21 RICH WOODS .. 58 Central ... 8 16 24 18 22 R ICH WOODS .. 27 East Peoria . . .. 19 Richwoods 14 Limestone . . . .. 28 Rich woods 9 .. 27 RICHWOODS .. 30 Limestone .. . . . 14 RICHWOODS .. 33 Canton .. 13 RICHWOODS .. 24 Trcmont .. 16 RICHWOODS .. 28 Woodruff .... .. 14 RICHWOODS .. 35 Central . . II RICHWOODS .. 28 Danville .. 20 RICHWOODS .. 35 Canton .. 9 RICHWOODS .. 25 East Peoria . . .. 25 Richwoods 20 Galesburg .... .. 25 Wrestling meets arc always filled with lively action. The Knight grapplcrs wrestled their way into a fine season. They posted a record of 12 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tic; along with taking third in the Mid-State 8 and second in the Illini Conference and District meets. With many underclassmen returning, next year's matmen should have another fine season. THE WRESTLING SQUAD: TOP HOW. Left to Right: Coach Johnston and Coach Juska. SECOND ROW’: Al Hunt. Dave Snider. Gary Miller. Gary Winston. Jerry Miller. Jack Endres. Roger Belden. Norbert Schneider, Hamid McGhee, and Dale Stout. THIRD ROW’: Dennis Lehmann. Ron Funk. Denny Pitcher. Melvin Willis. Lloyd Jones. John Hargadine. Frank Stout. Charles Furness, and Bob Rinkenbery. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Rhodes. Floyd Foster. Kim Winston. Jim Fischer. Joe Fischer. Bill Rice. Norvin Schneider. John Wagner, and Dan Jones. THE SWIMMING TEAM: TOP ROW. L. to R.: Bob Hagerty, Bob Rode . Tom Clark. John Goodlad, Joe Buss man, Lyman Jennings, Ernie Bschor. Finley Brown, and Coach Bai- etto. SECOND ROW: Clark Hughes, Bob Higham, John Dixon. Jim Bartholomew. Jock West. Don Sours. Morgan Lynge, Jim Coventry, and Jay Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Jack Roth. Mike Ehrlich. Alan Switzer. Steve Dunlap. Joel Suffield. John Schwar cndniber. John Barrette. and Doug Kisner. g 04. dM Jr iX-i m - D RICH WOODS .. 61 Rich woods... 25 RICH WOODS .. 62 RICH WOODS .. 47 RICHWOODS .. 64 RICH WOODS .. 43 Richwoods.... 32 RICH WOODS .. 49 Richwoods.... 30 Richwoods.... 38 RICHWOODS .. 47 Ottawa........... 21 Bloomington .... 61 Monmouth ........ 24 Central ......... 39 Streator ........ 21 Central ......... 43 Danville ........ 54 Ottawa........... 36 Bloomington .... 56 Champaign ....... 48 Streator ........ 39 The Knight tankmen and Coach Baietto achieved mw re- suits for their efforts in the 58-59 season. Of clcverf they won six, lost four, and tied one. With many sophomore and junior swimmers returning, the Knights of next year should lx able to drown any opposition. The start of one of the nice in a meet that turned out to lx? a tie with Central. 43 all. THE VARSITY TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coach Baictto, Gene Harris, Ray Dawson, Bob Camp, Ron Miller, Bill Rutherford, Bill Carter, Ron lines, and Coach Hughes, SECOND ROW: Frank Travis, Gary Hartter, John Kochcndorfcr, Fred Elmore, Jim Singer, and Jim Bartholomew. IiOTTOM ROW: Bob Creamer, Man- ager: Dave Snider, Floyd Foster, Howard Fulford, Ron Ur- ban, Fred Borgia, and Chuck Buck. Not present for picture was Perry Brandt. Left: Ron lines — Sprints, 880 Relay, and Mile Relay; 1958 Captain. Right: Mile Relay Team Ron Miller, Bill Rutherford. Fred Elmore, and Ron lines; State Qualifiers. Right; Howard Ful- ford — Sprints and 880 Relay, 1959 Cap. tain. Left: 880 Relay Team — Boh Camp, Ron Imes. Howard Fulford, and Fred Engclking; State Qualifiers. Gene Harris takes out of the blocks in the first leg of the low hurdle shuttle relay at Kewanee as Ron Vickery stands ready to nin as soon as he is tagged by the man coming from the other end. Track proved to be the first major sport in which the Knights caused the other area schools to sit up and take notice. The varsity cindermen took five out of eight dual meets and placed third in Greater Peoria and District meets. The frosh-soph squad, winning all their dual meets, finished second in the Illini Con- ference and were Greater Peoria Champs. DUAL MEETS Rich woods 40 East Peoria .. .. 78 RICH WOODS ... . 78 Manual .. 40 Richwoods . 56 Pontiac .. 62 Richwoods - 57 Woodruff . . . . . 60 3 RICHWOODS ... 69 Centra! .. 49 RICHWOODS ... . 72 Limestone ... - ■ 45 j RICHWOODS ... 65 , Manual ■ ■ 52 , RICHWOODS ... 73 Chillicothe .. .. 45 THE FROSH-SOPH TRACK SQUAD: TOP ROW, Left to Right: Coach Baictto. Gary Kcpley, Denny Pitcher, Roger Shuck. Joe Harris. Roger Paluska, George Shclcy, Cliff Cart- wright. Doug Friend. Phil Picton. and Coach Hughes. SEC- OXD ROW: Ron Bickel. Ron VanBucning, Don Hill, Joel Suffield. Larry Brown. John Pentecost. Dave Roberts. Al Kreu. I-arry Halley, and Tom Hauser. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Pente- cost. Manager; Ernie Bschor, Dave Whitten. Ron Vickery, Jim Rahmeyer. Mike Ehrlich, Roland King. Don Holt man, and Fred Engclking. THF. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW, L. to R.: Torry Collinson, Coach Wil- liams. Tom Sapp. Larry McGhee, Chuck Lackey. Doug Robinson. Phil Pokomy, Jim N'ovak, Coach Franklin, and Terry Collinson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Lewis. John Snarr. Dan McEvcr . Marshall Lcich. Dale Oakley, and Rick Bosch. BOTTOM ROW: Tom McKunc, Dennis Lehmann, Dave Koch. Jim Moushon. Steve Giddan. Ron Schoolcy, and John Barrette. Scue zCC Dale Oakley Jim Novak Richwoods ...... 2 Richwoods ...... 1 Richwoods ...... 4 RICHWOODS .... 9 RICHWOODS .... 19 RICHWOODS .... 7 RICHWOODS .... 3 Richwoods ...... 4 RICHWOODS .... 4 Richwoods ...... 3 Richwoods ...... 3 Richwoods ...... 1 RICHWOODS .... 5 Richwoods ...... 0 RICHWOODS .... 1 RICHWOODS .... 9 RICHWOODS .... 2 Richwoods ...... 2 RICHWOODS .... 7 Central ............ 10 Spalding ............ 2 East Peoria......... 11 Metamora............. 1 Roanoke ............. 6 Chillicothc ......... 2 Spalding ............ 2 Central ............. 8 Woodruff ............ 3 East Peoria.......... 6 Limestone ........... 8 Manual ............. 13 Lewistown ........... 4 Pekin ............... 3 Manual .............. 0 Chillicothc ......... 7 Limestone ........... 0 Spalding ............ 5 Woodruff ............ 2 17-1 JcfT Lewis v jjJ The Knii-li to txwt a % Phil Pokorny Knight baseballers were one of the first groups to jjost a winning season. Their 10—9 record lx asts of much accomplishment. Dropping three straight games at the start of the season, they ended the campaign by taking four out of five. With the entire team returning, next year should lx an out- standing one. THE FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW, . to R : Ed Adkins, Clyde Van Antwerp. Bill Guerin. Fred Backus. Russ McDavid, Ted Johnson. Bill White. Frank Benninij- field. and Coach Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Jim liulin. Gary Phillips. Bruce White. Larry Boone. Howard Yates. Dan DcMent. Chuck Daly, and Ed Platt. THE GOLF SQUAD: TOP ROW. Ixft to Right: Coach Juska. Andy Albright, Ken Trunk. Finley Brown. Larry Lowry, Gene Wallace. Mike Laukitis, Mike Maurer. Dave Van I.ancn, Fred Petran. and Bob Ia-wis. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Livelihood, Larry Weincckc, Joe Gury, Jim Nirol, Denny Hushaw, Steve Rhodes. Norman Blemler. Don Hughes, and Dale Fletcher. The 1958 golf squad must have been in the fairway all season long. The record shows 14 wins as opposed to only 4 losses. In the major meets the)- shot themselves into top positions: finish- ing third in the Quincy Invitational and District meets, and second in the Illini Conference. With most of last years' per- formers returning, future campaigns should be just as successful. Ken Trunk and Larry Lowry Finley Brown and Bob Lewis Coach Henderson uses Chuck Roth to demonstrate the proper grip on the racket. Richwoods .. 0 Woodruff ... 9 Richwoods .. 0 ('entral ... 9 Richwoods Richwoods .. 0 .. 3 Pekin East Peoria ... 9 ... 6 Richwoods 4 Woodruff ... 5 Richwoods .. 3 Central ... 6 For the tennis team, 1958 was a year of building. The “Racket Squad” dropped their first seven varsity matches. They continued to improve, however, and came on to take their last match from a team that had beaten them pre- viously. With such a fine spirit, next season should prove to lx a better one. Richwoods RICHWOODS .. .. 2 .. 5 Pekin East Peoria ,... 7 ... 4 THE TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW. I.eft to Right: Coach Henderson. Jack Roth. John Randall. Mike Few. Jim Buck, and Chuck Roth. BOTTOM ROW: Merrit Meyer, Dan Jones, Bill Nutt. Jack Mohlcr. and Dick Rist. THE PIN-MEN: TOP ROW, I., to R.: Orville Smith, Edward Kaps, Bruce Johnson. Lee Phelps. Ron Bryant, Wayne DeVos. Bill Chriswcll. THIRD ROW: Dick Cooper, Ron Grimm. Jim Conley, Paul Seymour. Wayne Livingston. George Danzer, Ken Allen. SF.COSD ROW: Jim Tamkin, Ed Smith. Dick Griffin, Monty Caslcy. Butch Cart- wright, Ron Dodson. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Logan. Mike Jones. Mike Underwood, Dave Nelson, Larry Garrison. Don Westapher, Mr. Ferree. Director. Team Standings Kegglers Alley Kats Yo-Yo’s Guttcrball Guys Knightics Play Boss Pin Pushers Crusaders 5 Pins Gutter Gang 10 Pins Butterfingers Kinkie Dinks EARLY DEATH I Ic passed away like morning dew Before the sun was high; So brief his time, he scarcely knew The meaning of a sigh. As round the rose its soft perfume, Sweet love around him floated; Admired he grew while mortal doom Crept on. unfeared, unnoted. Love was his guardian Angel here, But Love to Death resigned him: Though Love was kind, why should we fear But holy Death is kinder? 179 Hartley Coleridge ttclex Abner, Gloria 75, 132 Adams. Judy 75. 121. 135 Adkins, Edward 54, 161, 157, 175 Adkins. Shirley 75. 140 Adkinson. Fred 90. 129 Adkinson. Harry 75. 120 Alameda. Ingrid 75. 123 Albright, Andy 22. 111. 130. 133. 176 Alton. Larry 120 Allcock. Brooks 75 Allcock. Delores 90. 139 Allcock. Richie 90. 139 Allen. Donald 75 Allen, Ken 22. 124. 178 Allen. Pat 75. 121 Allen, Victor 75. 140 Allenbach, Janannc 75, 109, 131, 138 Alton. I.arry 75 Amblad. Bob 54. 103. 114, 138 Ames. Lynne 90. 109. 110, 134, 139 Anderson, Gloria 54 Anderson, Jerry 75, 136, 137 Anderson, Lindsay 75, 74, 135 Anderson, Nadine 90. 123, 139 Anderson. Paula 75. 127 Anderson, Rebecca 90. 110 Andris. Kenny 90. 115, 189 Andris, Linda 54, 114, 129 Apacki. Kenneth 54 Applegate, Carol 22,123, 138 Applegate, Dick 90. 162. 169 Applegate, Nancy 75. 123, 134, 138 Asher, Linda 22. 107, 119, 138 Ashley, Ray 90, 162, 169 Ashurst, Donald 90 Atkinson, Jenny 90, 110, 139 Attcberry, Joan 54. 107, 119, 138 Attcberry. Sandy 54 Auer. Robert 23, 123, 159 Augsburgcr, Janncttc 54, 119 Augustine. Ron 23, 157, 160. 128 Ausejus, Saul 23 Avcrell, Sandra 90, 118, 139 Babrowski, Jim 75, 121 Backus. Fred 75. 1 12, 162, 175 Backus, Georgeann 23, 133, 136 Bagley, Gary 54, 135, 157 Bagley. Nancy 54, 114, 138 Bailey. Bill 54 Bailey, Bob 75, 112 Baldwin. Diann 90, 115, 135 Ball. Dave 23. 52. 112, 117 Ball. Irene 75. 118. 131. 140 Ball. Suzanne 54. 115 Barlx-r. Ken 75. 136 Barlwr, Sandra 54, 122, 135, 140 Barkam. Jeff 90 Barker. Nancy 23. 112, 131 Barnes, Gary 23. 138 Barnes. Joleen 75. 123, 135, 140 Barrath, Georgette 23, 109, 129 Barrrtte, John 54. 115. 157, 160. 171, 174 Bartels, Linda 138 Bartholomew. Charleen 90, 123 Bartholomew. Jim 55, 163, 171. 172 Bartholomew. Linda 55 Bartholomew. Pat 24. 127. 129 Bartolomucci. Janet 90. 138 Bartolomucci. Margaret 55, 127. 136 Bass. Beverly 90 Bath. Jeff 55 Baty. Shelley 55, 126. 135 Bayless. Barbara 90. 110, 139 Bays. Carla 90, 118, 129. 134, 137 (2) Bays. Philip 24. 117. 124. 129. 137 Beard, Elizabeth 55 Beard. George Becerra. Sylvia Beck. Marcia 24. 129 Beck. Sheila 55, 107, 114 Becker. Sue 55. 120. 129 Becker. Judi 90. 110. 134, 139 Beechler. Eugene 75 Bidden. Roger 24. 130, 170, 128 Belsley. Janet 75. 107, 109, 131. 134 Bidsterling. Janice 55, 126 Bennett. Joyce 86 Benningfield. Frank 75. 175 Benson. Larry 55. 122 Berger. Robert 137, (2) Bergstrom. Eric 90. 162 Bergstrom. Leif 90. 162 Bergstrom. Patty 24. 52. 123, 134.138 Bertels. Linda 75. 123 Bessler. Dick 75 Best, Robert 90. 119 Beste. James 90. 121. 137 Bice. Dave 75. 126. 140 Bickel. Ron 111. 173 Biddison. Ralph 24, 136 Bill, Allen 24. 128 Bingamon. Dixie Bingamon, Nora Binkele. Jane 24. 120 Binkele. Martha 75. 127. 138 Bishop. Allen 75. 113. 132 Bishop, Ix ren 90. 110 Blackford. Diana 55. 114. 129. 135 Blackwell. Sandra 76. 123. 132.138 Blemer. Norman 76, 119, 137, 176 Blender. Susan 76. 115 Blines. Richard 76. 128. 137 Bliss. Tom 55. 114. 164 Block. Bill 90. 110. 162 Blossom. John. Jr. 21, 25, 107, 116.133 Bock. Doug 76. 119 Bouncy, Don 76. 122 Bontjes, Kathy 55. 127 Boodner. Perri 55. 114 Booker, David 25. 111 Booker. Richard 76 Boone, Larry 76. 124. 175 Bosch, Richard 76. 174 Box, George 56 Borchclt, Carol 76. 127, 129, 134 Bour, Dianne 56 Bouton, Bonnie 25, 123 Bouton, Marybcth 90. 115 Bower. Tom 76. 119. 138 Boxer, Alan 76. 126. 169 Boyer, Penny 25, 109, 129 Boyer. William 25. 128. 132, 138 Boyle. Michael 90. 110. 139 Brandt. Debroh 90. 126, 135 Brandt. Jo Ann 90. 123 Brandt. Perry 25. 172. 128 Brayshaw. David 56. 122, 137 Breekenridgc, Donna 76, 109, 134 Breesc, Jacque 90, 113, 139 Brcese. Jill 90, 103, 113, 139 Brcm, Rolx-rt 91 Briney, Judy 56. 126, 135 Briscoe, Gary 91 Brockmeyer, Bill 91, 110 Brockmeyer. Linda 56, 127 Brooks, Roger Brown, Finley, Jr. 56. 115. 171, 176 Brown. Larry 56, 112, 157. 173 Brown. Marvin 91. 169 Brown. Peter 91, 114 Brubaker, Roberta 56, 1 18 Bruce, Sam 56, 124 Bryan, Anne 76, 123. 135 Bryant. Ron 25. 105. 128. 178 Bschor. Ernie 56, 119, 163, 171,173 Buck. Chuck 25, 102, 103, 116, 130, 138. 164. 159. 172. 167, 157 Buck. Jim 74, 76, 130, 138. 169 Buck. Julie 2. 26. 105, 113, 131, 137, 128 Buck, Michael 91. 110 Buck, Sandra 91, 118 Bulach, Bob 56. 111 Bullock, Steve 56 Burdick, Mary 91, 127, 139 Burdin. James 76 Burger. Keith 56 Burns, Judy 26, 118 Burroughs, Steve 126, 162 Burtlc, Richard 91, 110 Bussinan, Joe 76, 157, 161. 171 Butler,Karen 76. 109 Butler, Sharon 26. 118 Butterfield, Royden 26. 120 Caho, Mike 26. 128 Callear. Carol Ann 57, 112 Callear. Jerry 76. 111. 132 Callcndar. Terry 91. 121 Camp. Bob 26. 130. 164, 157, 158. 172, 173, 167 Camp, Janice Camp, Sharon 56. 112, 134. 140 Campbell. David 91. 121. 139 Campbell. William 57. 132 Canterbury. Bruce 76, 112 Capello. Cheryl 91. 118. 135 Caprancia, Larry 76. 137 Carr. Duane 26, 122 Carr. Nancy 76. 109. 134 Carrington. Joanne 76, 140 Carson. Sandra 76 Carter. Geraldine 57, 118, 138 Carter. Maxine 91. 118. 139 Carter. William 172 Cartwright. Cliff 57, 163. 173 Cartwright. Jim 111. 76. 162 Cartwright. Marion 26. 112, 178 Carver, Gary 115, 76. 138 Casley. Bonnie 27, 178 Casley. Monty 27, 128 Casto. Glenn 91. 120. 137, 162 Ceretto. Theresa 119, 140 Chance. Rolx-rt Chriswcll, Bill 27. 178 Church. Pat 27. 113. 138. 128 Churchill. Beverly 76, 126. 135 Clark. Delores 27, 107, 129. 133.136 Clark, Gary 91 Clark, Kay 57. 136 Clark, Thomas 91 Clark. Tom 57. 103, 126. 138. 171 Clarkson, Larry Clarkson. Shelia 91 Claudin, I� arry 76 Clements, Janet 77. 123, 131. 134 Coates. Ron 77 Cockfield, Able Cockficld, Bob Cohen. Janet 77. 126. 134 Cole. Tom 91, 169 Collier, Larry 27. 128 Collins, A1 57. 148 Collins, Gloria 91. 112 Collinson, Terry 57, 121. 132. 174 Collinson, Torry 57, 121, 132. 174 Common, Tom 91, 169 Conger, Bill 27. 133 Conley. Jim 77. 121. 178 Conn. Danny 77. Ill Conn. Loislee 27. 118. 129 Connor. Jo Ann 77. 109, 132 Cook. Larry 91. 169 Coologcorgen, Kathy 77, 118, 135, 138 Coombs. Midge 91 Coons. Dave 77. 107. 115 Cooper. Richard 77. 118. 137, 178 Corcoran. Tim 91. 114, 139 Cork, Ken 91 Cottingham, Jack 28. 112 Coventry. Jim 77. 124. 162. 171 Cox, Billy 91 Cox, Herbert 57, 136, 163 Cox, Karen 28. 140 Cox, Roger 77, 119, 140, 162, 169 Cox, Stephen 57 Crawford, Jerry 91, 121, 132, 162, 169 Crawley, Fred 57 Creamer, Bob 2, 21, 28, 52, 103, 105. 117, 130, 133, 172, 128, 136 Creamer, Eugene 28, 52, 110, 130 Crone, Dick 77, 122, 138 Crowder. Karen 57 Cullen. Cheryl 91. 127, 135 Culmcr, LceAnn 21, 28, 52, 103. 107, 126. 131 Culver. Arthur 57, 132 Cummings, Georgia 77, 123, 134 Curtis, Susie 91, 118, 134 Dailey. Judy 77, 109, 135 Dali. David 91. 110, 162 Dali, John 58, 136 Dallmann, Dianne 127, 137 Dalrymple, Cliff 77 Dairy tuple, Judy 58, 112 Daly, Chuck 77. 112. 175 Damour, Doris 109, 77, 140 Danzer, George 28, 112. 178 180 Darr. Arthur 91, 124 David. Edward 91 Davis, Alma 28. 107. 129. 136 Davis. Carole 77, 127 Davis. Craig 91. 122, 139 Davis. Leslie 77, 120, 132 Dawson. Bobbie 58. 127 Dawson. Dick 58. 132, 136 Dawson. Raymond 77, 157, 159, 162. 172 Day. Judy 58. 118. 129 Deames. Bob 77. 122 Deames, Carolyn 58, 103. 106. 107. 114. 134. 135. 138. 128 Deatherage. Bob 92. 120 Dcimcl. Pal 28. 113. 129 Dc Mcnt. Dan 77. 112, 162. 169, 175 Dentino. Bonnie 58. 135 De Polis. Stephen 58, 112, 137 Desmond, I ami 77 Deuel 1, Pat 77. 123. 134 Devos. Wayne 58, 112, 178 Dewey. Dan 77. 111. 130. 157. 161, 169 Dickerson. Caroline 92. 118 Dili . Emily 92. 110. 139 Dixon,Jack 77. 119 Dixon. John 58. 111. 171 Dodds. Janet 29. 113. 129. 131. 137 Dodson. Ron 29, 119, 178 Downing. Donald 77. 116. 129 Draper. Jenny Lu 77. 118, 134 Drazin, Jerry 77, 115 Drysh, Diane 92, 115 Drysh. Russ 29. 52. 109 Dudden. Joan 92. 125. 134, 139 Dudley. Diane 119 Duncan, Charles 77 Dunham. Russ 58. 114 Dunlap, Steve 58. 114 Durfce. Joan 92. 103, 118, 134, 139 Durston. Aldine 78. 136, 138 Durston. Ernest 58 Dusch, Franny 29 Eagle, Barb 58, 1 14 Easter. Robert 59, III, 130. 157. 158. 164 Easterbrook, Wendy 59. 103. 114, 129, 131 Ebling. Maryanne 92, 127. 139 Edwards. Gladys 59, 135. 136 Edwards. Kathleen 92. 112. 134 Edwards. Pat 73 Effner. Rick 92 Ehlrn. Linda 29 Ehrat. Paulette 78 Ehrlich. Mike 78. 162. 173 Ellenwood. Larry 59. 129. 137 Elliot. Brenda 92. 135, 139 Ellis. Anna 29. 113 Ellis. Hayne 92. 126. 162 Ellis. Judy 92. 126. 134, 139 Ellis, Laverna 92 Ell wood. Steve 92. 110 Endres. Jack 29. 107, 116. 130, 133. 157, 159. 170 Engrlking, Frederick 59. 124, 130, 173 Engler, Georgette 78. 126 English. Sharon 78. 127 Ensor, Marian 92 Eppy. Phyllis 78. 140 Estes. John 92. Ill Estes. Sandy 59 Eubank, tagan 78. 122 Evans, Margaret 92. 110, 139 Evans, Nancy 29, 119, 128 Evans. Robert 59. 116. 137 Fangmcir, Karen 59. 136 Farrauggia, Janet 59. 113 Farwcll, Marilee 92. 118 Faulkner, Ronnie 30. 110 Fay. Errol 73 Fcescr. Mary 30. 135 Felcccia, Judy 78, 127 Fclcccia, Mary Ann 92 Ferguson, Nancy 92, 110, 134, 139 Ferric. Joe 92, 110, 162, 169 Few. Mike 30, 130, 177, 136 Finch. Thomas 92, 162 Finch, Robert 59, 121, 129 Fink, Raymond 92. 124, 132 Fink, Walter 137 Finnegan, Pat 92. 119, 162 Firmand. Martin 59 Fishbachcr. Karlenc 30, 127 Fischer, Francis 30 Fischer. Jim 92. Ill, 170 Fist her, Joe 78. 170 Fleck. Nancy 30. 113. 130, 138. 128 Fleischauer. Beverly 92, 127, 134 Fletcher. Dale 78. 110. 137. 176 Flowers. Robert 92. 121 Flynn. Edward 78. 123 Flynn. John 162 Forbes. Nelson 92. 111 Forbes. Sharon 59. 112 Ford. Anne 92. 110 Ford. Martha 59. 136 Forman. Penny 59. 113 Foster. Floyd 60. 111. 157, 161, 170. 172 Foust. Bob 92. 121 Fowler, Homer Franks, Camilla 30 Franks. Kathy 92, 115 Franks, Lynn 78, 115 Franzec. Bonnie 30, 109 Frazee. Kathy 92. 120. 139 Freeman, Barbara 60. 114, 135 Frcmaux, Joyce 93, 139 Friedlander. Jeff 60, 114. 117 Friend. Doug 78. 122, 162, 169. 173 Frisk, Carol 78, 123. 134. 140 Prison, Wayne 78, 115,140 Fulford, Howard 31. 116. 130, 133. 157. 158. 172. 173 Fults. Janice 31.52. 107. 123. 129. 133. 135 Funk. Ron 78. 111. 170 Furness. Charles 78. 162. 170 Furness. George 31. 109. 157. 158 Furst. Bobette 53. 60. 135. 136 Futhcy, Doreen 107, 31. 129. 136. 128 Futhcy. Janet 60. 136 Gabriel. Gloria 122. 78 Gamble. Richard 93 Gainboc, Tomm 31, 126 Card, Joy 31. 109, 129. 132 Gardner, Connie Gardner, Jane 93, 110 Gardner. Rose 60. 118 Gan tt. Jack 31.52. 110, 130. 133, 157, 159 Garett, Phillip 116. 78 Garrison, Janet 60. 127, 133. 134 Garrison, Larry 93, 124, I39.1J8 Garstad. Pat 123. 78. 135 H«rns Joscp!Cf% ll WO Gauf. Charles 31, lift Gauf. John 78. 124, 13 - r Hams.'Judy 93, J26. 139“ Gaul. Barbara 93. 110. 139 Harris. Roger 93 Gauwitz. Bonnie 60. 140 Harrison, Gloria 61 Gebhardt. Paulette 60, 12?r Hartsmah, Stir 61, 136 Goirier. Mary Jo 32. 107. 131. Hunter. Hankins, Wade 93, 120 Hanson, GaryJi i 10, Hard i ng.'Mdte'bl Jl H gndinorfofm 157, 160, y ij latney, nMa 93 . 127. 199 -W Harris, Barbara darnsGcnc 61. 111. rT7£. 17L.I64, 166 s Joscpfn 1J4£ Hurttci M p- 140 ' Hauser. Torii79. 121. 173 Hawkins. Clifford 93. 118 Hayes. Dawn 79. 109. (2) 137 1 laves. Jenncen 79, 123, 134, 1 leadly. Jifh 61 — HedgwifK, Jim 93 Cl62,-169 George 175 3SL Gerorl. Fred 32 Genu.in. Cathy 78. 135. 138 134 Geurin. Bill 121. 78. 169,075 tHf( i tfrRoir5 Gcycr. Charles 93. 128.737 r£) Harvey. Phyllis 2 Gcyrr. Jrannie 60 Hathaway. Randy 61, G hols ton, Robert J c 117, 119 liatin. Orville 61. 136 Gibb, Doug 115. 78 FTrm tm. Susie 61. 128? Giddan. Steve 32. 102. T03, 116. 130. 163. 174 Gillett. Becky 60. 114. 131. 135 Ginsberg. Janet 109. 78 Ginther. Donna 32. 118 Glenn. Nora 93 Glenn. Nonna 93 Glover. Jim 78 Gobcrt. Marsha 78. 124. 129 Goble, Lynn 32. 136 Goble. Alan 119. 78 Godfrey. Lynda 93. 127. 139 Goldberg. Sandra 32. 113. 133 Good lad. John 60, 157, 160, 171 Goodman, Susan 109. 78 Gorman. Larry 60. 122 Gosncll. Nancy 60. 113 Gott. Ed 121. 78 Graham. Dave 32. 52. 110. 140 Grantham. Nancy Jane 93, 139 Gray. Susan 93. 118 Green. Eddie Greer. Linda 93. 109 Gregg. Charles 32. 120 Griffin, Dick 33, 119. 178 Griffin. Lynn 89 Grimm. Ronnie 93, 121. 178 Grindle, Carolyn 61 Gross. Eillien 93. 109. 139 Grove, Russell 79, 124 Gummerson, Mary 33, 118, 130 Gunter. Gerald 79. 110. 138 Gury, Joe 79. 116. 176 Gustafson. Ann 93. 113. 139 Gutierrez. Judith 93. 121 Hacfelin. Joel 79. 115, 162 Hacfli. Randy 93. 121 Haflcy. Larry 79. 119. 173 Hagel. Sharon 79. 123 Haggerty. Mike 93 Hagerty. Robert 61. 126. 171 Hailey. Connie 123 Hake. Mablc Haley. Jean 79, 118 Hall. Judy 79. 109, 140 Halpin. Joe 93, 169 Hamrick. Mike 79, 119 Hanaucr, Bari. 93, 109. 134. 189 Hcrath, Tom 83. 126 Hermann, Gloria 61,-158 Hermann, Mike 93, 1.39 Hcssling, Robert 110.162 Hester, Gary 79 _ Hicks. Claudia 118. 79. L29 Hicttcr. Mary 9:fcH 8 yr Higginson. Carol 33.125. R9 Higginson, Marvin 93, 120 Higham. Bob 33. 126. 171 I fill. Donald 112. 74. 173 Hill. Fred 94. 124 Helsabeck. Jodene 33. 118 Hodgson. Judi 79. 123. 134 Hocrr. Linda 62. 109. 135 Hohcnbary. Carol 94. 125. 135 Hohenbary. Jim 62. 119. 157 Hohulin. Mary 62. 107. 138 Holler. Sandy 79. 135 Holmes. Tommy 62 Holmgren. Kathic 94. 127, 134, 139 Holt man. Don 115, 79, 162, 173 Honness. Judy 109. 79. 134. 140 Hopkins. Kim 125 Hopple. Johnny 79 Horning, Sandy 62, 113, 135, 137 Hortsman. Sue 73 Horton, John Houghton, Dennis Houghton, Dennis Houghton. Gordon 62 Huber. Carol 94. 134 Hudson. Bonnie 94 Huff, Richard 94. 115 Hughes. Clark 110, 79. 171 Hughes. Don. P. 103. 79. 137. 176 181 q, AJLtJZ ( v -(( {bjuiis 0 Hughes. Don Pat 79. 126. 138 I [u«hcs. Sandy 80. 113. 131. ianne 91. 113. 134. 1. 80. 162. 173 ..,80 . 123, 80, 134,) 94. 11 134, xry4$ 26, 135 4. 107, 130, 133, ohnson, Bill 34 Johnson, Bruce 62. 116. 178 Johnson, Donna 62 Johnson, Jay 63, 171 Johnson, Judy 80. 124 Johnson. Judith 94 Johnson. Karen 63, 106, 107, 115. 137. 128 Johnson. Marcia 80, 123. 131 Johnson. Ted 80, 119, 138, 175 Jones, Becky 94 Jones. Danny 80, 126. 170, 177 Jones, Lyold 63, 124, 170 ones. Mike 94, 114, 178 ones, Ruth 35, 132 ones, Tory 94, 118. 135, 139 oos, Pam 94, 109 Jordan. Walter 94. 120, 163 Kahl, Nancy 80, 123, 134, 138 Kallner, Pat 94 Kannenberg, Margaret Kaps, Edward 80, 119, 178 Katz, Marcia 63. 114. 134 Kauffman, Joy 63, 118, 140 Kaufmann. Charles 63 Kaufmann, Mike 80 Kavcncy, Jack 80 Kcil, Sandy 63, 113 Keith, Mickey 94. 118 Kelch, Helena 80, 113 Kelly, Douglas 94 Kendall. John 35. 136 Kendall, Marilyn 109, 80, 135. 138 Kent. Linda 121. 80. 135' Kepler. Dwnne 94, 129 w t ,� app, napp, Ruth 139 ‘ Knopf Knot Kr 13)5 och. 157( 1-58. 174. 136 Koch. Larry 162 Kochcndoatcr, John 36, 110, 130.172 Kochi. Max 63 Koehler. William 36. 136 Koger, Larry 95. 110 Kosted, Judith 115 Krantz, Barb 64. 135, 136. 138 Krantz, Wayne 88, 95, 109, 139.162 Krause, Marvin 95 Krvtz. Albert 111. 80, 173 Krog, Doug 64, 111 Krusinger, Judy 95, 115, 129, 137 Kuhlman. Madelyn 80, 127 Kunkle. Karen 88, 95, 109, 134,139 Kunz, Sally 109. 80, 140 Kurz, Ann 80 Kutz, Robert 64 Kuykendall, Dale 110, 80 Kuykendall. Doris 64. 127. 134. 140 Kyle. Leonard 64 Kynaston. Don 64, 121 Lackey. Chuck 64. 114, 130, 163,174. 164, 161 Lamm. Caryl 2. 6-1. 126 Lamm, Cathy 80, 136 Landers. Bonnie 36i 129 Landers, Jimmy 95. 110 I.aukitis. Mike 64. 112. 176 LeVaux. Sandy 81 Lawrence, Jack 95. 126 p. Lawixmcc. Jim 64. 136 Lawrence, Judy 36. 52. 107. V ,V 113.133 JLeach. Deverie 95, 109. 134, J 139 Leach. Susan'53, 64, 114, 135 Leap. Gloria 81, 118, 123, 129, 110 Y kv o v tv I V . 8 V LcJf . Sheila 81. 118. 129 Ix-as. Bob 95. 121 Lee. Diane 81. 109. 135. 137 Lee. Donna K. 36. 112. 129. 183 I-cc, lessic 127 Lee. Michael 95. 132 'Lehmann, Dennis 64. 1 14, 130, 137, 157, 170, 174, 161 Lcich, Gary 95, 163 Leich, Marsh 36. 126, 130, 174 Leincr, Mike 74, 81. 126 Leman. Jerry 36. 105. 128. 130, 133. 163 Lemkemann. Judy 81. 134 Lemoinc. Terry 95. 115 Lester. Claudia 95 Leu. Christie 81. 103 Lcwellcn, Tom 64. 119 Lewis. Bob 37. 126. 163. 176 Lewis. Carole 36 Lewis. Frank 81. 112 Lewis. Fred 64. 112. 157. 161 Lewi . Jeff 81. 130. 174. 157, 167 Lewis. Shirley 95. 121. 134 Lindsay, Patricia 95, 123, 129, 139 Lindsay, Sue 37, 126, 131 Lin no, Robert 95 Linne. Steve 114 Linne, Terrv 114 Lipp. Carole 65, 126. 135 Litchfield, Lynne 37, 107, 127, 138,128 Litchfield, Pam 81. 127, 135, 140 Livengood. Jim 81. 112, 162, 176 Livengood, Judy 95. 118. 189 Livingston. Wayne 37, 178 I-oar, Valeric 37, 113 I«ogan. James 65, 112, 178 Logan, Steve 65. 112 Lohr.es. Tanya 95, 118. 139 Ix kowich, Sharon 81, 117, 118. 138 Long, Jcannic 37. 52. 129. 131 Long, Sandy 81, 118, 129, 131 Lossman, Douglas 95 Lotts. Ken 65, 111 Louric, Ronnie 37, 107, 129, 138 Love, Marilyn 81. 127, 129, 138 I-ovestraud, Shirlec 81. 127, 135,138 Lowery, Diana 37, 113. 133 Lucht. Judith 127. 129 Luentz. Mike 38, 128, 137 Lundquist, Chuck 95, 116, 162 Lyle. Bart� 65. 114 Lyngc. Morgan 65. 126, 138, 157. 160. 171 Lyngc. Walter 38, 120 Lyon. Linda 140 McAllister. Annabclle 95 McAllister. Dianne 65, 114, 129,140 McCartney, Gary McCartney, Linda 95. 121, 135, 139 McClaskcy. Lewis 65 MeDavid, Russell 81, 169, 175 McDonough. Jim 65, 121 MeDougai. Wheeler. Jr. 38. 116 McEvcrs. Dan 65. 114. 157, 161.174 McGhee. Harold 95. 162. 170 McGhee. Joann 65. 113. 129. 132, 135 McGhee. Larry 65. Ill, 174 McGhee, Rose Ann 65 McGhee, Rozetta 38. 113 McGlade, Judy 2. 38. 105. 127, 138. 128 McGuire. Shelia 81. 127. 138 McKinncv, Mary 65. 119. 132 McKunc. Tom 66. 103, 114. 163. 174, 164. 166 M Nutt, Pat 66. 107. 118, 129.135, 138 Madsen. Judy 66, 114 Maharry. Larry 95 Maholland. Judy 109. 81, 135, 138 Malm. Gladys 66. 120. 138 Maier. Michael 9. 55, 110, 163 Mammon, Wayne 38, 130, 133, 157,159.136 Maple, Anne 38. 52. 106, 107, 126,128 Marion. Mclodyc 95. 109. 139 Marquardt. Connie 123, 81, 131, 134! 135 Marshall, Velma 66 Martin, Jeri 66. 107. 114. 135, 128 Martin, Judith 95. 118 Masters, Bonnie 81. 127. 140 Mathis. Susan 81. 123. 134 Maurer, Mike 66. 111. 176 Meachum. Pete 66 Mees. Christie 66. 123, 131, 138 Meinders, Dorothy 95, 127, 134, 139 Meistcr, Stephen 66 Melize, Ron 81. 124 Moiling. Judy 95, 127, 135 Melvin, Nancy 66 Mendenhall, I-arry 66 Menco . Sharon Monoid, Jeanette 118,81, 129 Mercer, Gary 38, 122 Mercer, Judy 118. 81, 129 Meredith, Jacke 95, 123, 131 Meredith, Jerric 109, 95. 134 Merrificld, Janet 66, 105, 113,135 Metz, Tom 66. 119 Meyer, Diane 121. 81. 135 Meyer, Lucia 39, 123. 131, 133 Meyer, Merrit 121. 169. 177 Meyer. Sandra 82.J23, 134 Meyers, Rodney 67 Middleton, Carol 89. 126, 129, 131 Miller. Ann 39. 140 Miller, Bill 82 Miller. Carol 95. 135, 139 Miller. Dave 96. 121. 137. 162 Miller. Earlynn 2. 39. 105. 107, 123. 133 Miller. Gary 92. 130 Miller. Gloria 82 Miller. |erry 82. 130. 170 Miller, Joyce 96, 113, 134, 139 Miller. Larry 39, 136 Miller, Leota 96, 139 Miller. Margaret 96, 139 Miller, Melinda 82. 123, 134 r J V 182 t QvV • y Miller. Ifc h 39. bus-' . 162 p Miller, Sharon Miller. Steve 9 Mills Ml M Mo Moodfetfonald 9G.vm 162 MopOrBrcndn 82; 109 Moore. Lana 9G.424. 139 MoVeland, Bob96Tll5. 162. 169 J§ Moreland, Xiirol 82. 109. 135 Morebnlr Ellen 82.127, 129 MorefiSd, Jan 40, 126 Moreland. Sally 40. 112. 133 Morgan. Gary 96 Morgan. Joe 96 Morgan. Tom 40. 103. 116. 117 Morrow. Lynn 82 Mount. Bob 82. 112. 137 Moushon. Jim 40, 126, 157, 158,174 Mueller, Dave 40, 126, 157, 160 Mulally. Mopsy 40, 126, 129 Mulder. Mary Jo 67. 131 Murray. Ray 40 Myers. Janet 96. 127 Myers. Rod 67 N'aflf iger. Joyce 40. 114. 137 Naflf igcr. Ted %. 114. 117. 137 Nash, Gordon 67. 115 Nekob. Jo Ann 82. 113. 134 Ncavcill, Andrea 96. 109. 139 Nelson. Barbara 41 Nelson. Dan 82, 110 Nelson. Darlene 82, 109. 135, 137 Nelson, David 96. 110, 139, 178 Nichols. Gloria 67. 120 Nicol, Anne 96, 107, 126, 134 Nicol, Jim 82. 176 Niehaus, Ann 67, 123. 135, 138 Noonan, Jane 96. 115. 134. 137 Nordvall. Doug 111. 82. 162 Nordvall, Steve 96. 162. 169 Nott. David 41. 110 Nott, Howard 96. 162 Novak. Jim 41. 126. 130. 157, 159, 174. 164. 166 Nutt. Bill 82. 132, 177 Oakford. Mary Jo 96, 110. 134, 139 Oakley. Dale 41. 126, 130, 133, 157. 158, 174 O'Brien. Mary 82. 127. 135, 138 Oldham. Julie 96. 127, 135 Olsen. Bill 82 Ornett, Larry Ortega. Charles 96 Osborne. Vivian 118. 82 Owen. Mini 87. 103. 131 Owens. Carol 96. 110. 134. 139 Page. Jackie 74. 109. 82. 131 Page. Judy 109. 82, 135 Paluska. Roger 67, 111, 130. 163. 165. 173. 16J Pascoe. A1 82 Part non. KarenJfc 129. 138 Paiferson. Ku Ml, 107. ll8j Jrattroon. Stevl Pattison, Charlene ( Pavelka, Susan 96, 111 139 Pavlenko. Victor 96. 114. 162 l’avne. Nancy 96. 110. 134. 139 Payne. Willy 41. 119. 165. 164. 166 Pearson. Carolyn 96. 123, 139 Pendleton, Kay 67. 120. 132 Pentecost, John 67, 110, 117, 173 Pentecost, Paul 82, 124, 132, 173 Perry. Jack 67,132. 136 Pet aide, Marcia 41 Petarde. Sharon 97 Peterson. Carol 67. 114. 135. 138 Peterson. Joan 109. 82. 129. 134 Peterson, Larry 67 Phelps. Bob 97. 110 Phelps. Lee 41, 52. 110, 178 Phelps, Pat 42, 52, 107. 113, 129 Philip� , David 97. 162 Philips, Linda 67, 125 Phillips. Barbara 97. 135 Phillips. Gary 67, 114. 163, 175. 164 Phillips. Mike 97. 162 Phillips. Ronald 97, 120 Phillips. Tom 82 Picton. Janet 42. 127 Picton. Phillip 120. 82. 173 Pierce. David 97. 128 Pierson. Jim 42. 121, 138 Pippenger, JoAnn 2. 42. 129 Pitcher. Denny 68. 130, 136. 157. 160. 170, 173 Pitsch. Paul 83. 119. 137 Planck. Sheryl 97. 110. 139 Platt, Beverly 42, 113 Platt. F.d 83. 1 75 Platt, Donna 83. 127, 129 Platt. Sandir 42. 133 Plue, Sharon Pokorny. Phil 68. 114, 130, 137, 163. 174. 164. 166 Pokorski. Judy 68. 114. 135 Poland. Carole 42. 123. 129. 131. 134. 135 Porter. Dale 97. 162 Porter. Tom 68 Potter. Joan 88. 97. 110. 134 Powell. John 97. 115. 163 Powlcy. Terry 83. 117. 119 Price, Donna 42. 107, 126 Proctor, Michele 83. 109, 131, 134 Prosser, Suzanne 97, 126, 137 Pruett, Jerry 83, 128 Purfield. Dan 97 Purfield, Tom 68. 116 Pyell. Judy 83. 127. 129. 140 Rader. Judy 68. 135. 138 Rager. Carl 97 Rahmcycr, Jim 68, 126. 138. 173 Rairden. Patrick 83.162 Ramsel. Charlotte 97. 118, 134 Randall. John 83. 118. 169. 177 Randolph, Judy 82, 118. 129. 135 Ranney, Row Marie 97, 114, 134.139 Raser. Linda 97. 127, 139 Raya. Joe 97. 121 Reardon. Garry 97, 121 Reardon. Nlicheal 68, 136, 140 Reatherford. Linda 97 Reatherford. Ronny 83 Reaves. Rosilie 83 Recnts, Larry 83, 111, 140 Rees, Harry 43 Rees. Jill 43, 125, 138 Reid. Rusty 83. 124 Reighart, Lee 68 Rcndleman, Joyce 97, 110 Reynolds. Barbara 68, 123, 131, 138 Reynolds. Robert 83. 124 Rhodes. Steve 83. 120, 176 Rians. Deborah 97, 110, 139 Rice. Billy 83. 115. 162. 170 Rice. William 119. 83. 137 Richeson. Robert 97 Richey. Dan 43. 119. 129. 133 Ridgway. Carol 83. 109. 138 Rigg, Sharon 97. 113. 134. 139 Rigg, Steve 68. 136 Riggs. Delbert 97, 112 Rimington, Cheryl 83. 126, 134, 140 Ringel. John 97. 119 Ringenbcrg. Robert 97, 120, 162. 170 Rist. Dick 83. 117. 121. 130, 177 Robbins. James 68. 123, 137, 162 Robbins. Robert 97. 118 Roberts. Betty 68, 136 Roberts, David 68. 136. 173 Roberts, James 97 Robertson, Doris 97, 135 Robertson. Gary 97 Robinson. Carol 69. 123. 136 Robinson, Doug 174 Robinson. Judy 114. 83, 135 Robison. Pat 83 Roby. Chris 126 Roby. Joan 97. 107, 110, 134 Rodes, Bob 69. 114, 140, 171 Rogers. Bill 83 Rogers. Nancy 83, 136 Roehrig. Fred 69 Rohner. Carol 43. 102. 103, 107. 123. 138. 128 Roland. Frederic 83 Ropers. Linda 69. 109 Rosa. John 122. 83 Roth. Charles 43. 117, 128, 130. 177 Roth. Jack 69, 115, 177 Rothberg, Mike 98. 112. 162 Rothbcrg. Lee 98 Royer. Ronnie 98, 112 Royster. Nancy 83, 125. 131 Rubin. Gail 43. 126. 129 Rudd Dianne 98. 127, 132, 135.139 Rudd. Linda 98 Rude. Larry 69. 107. 110, 132 Ruimnel, Gregg 69 Runge. Priscilla 43. 118. 133, 135 Rushman. Frank 44. 112 Russell. Lynn Russell. Wanda 44. 133 Rutherford. Bill 21, 44. 126. 130, 172 Rutherford, Johnny 88. 98, 112 Rutherford, Robert 111, 83 Ryan. Jerry 44. 126 Saletzki. Ronald 98. 116 Sanchez, Brenda 84. 135 Sanders. Larry 69 Sanders. Marilyn 84. 127. 132. 140 Sanders. Roland 84. 112, 162 Sapp, Tom 44, 116. 130. 133, 174 Satterfield. Mary Lou 84, 123 Saul. Gladys 44. 121. 129 Saul, Ray. |r. 84. 122 Sayre. Pat 84. 123. 138 Scalzo, Stephen 84. 114, 117, 132 Schad. Terry 98. 103. 126. 162. 169 Schad. John 98. 126 Schaer. Norman 98 Schafer. Marlene 44. 107. 126, 130 Schaerer. Iwe Ann 44. 118 Schislcr. Ron 84. 122 Schlaf. Katy 69. 107, 128. 132. 137 Schmidt. Sallie 69. 119. 138 Schneider. Norvin 45. 119, 170 Schneider. Norbert 98. 122. 170 Schneider, Sharry 2. 69. 105, 115 Schnellbaeher. Anne 84 Schooley. Nancy 98 Schooley, Ronald 84, 115, 130, 162.174 Schuck. Roger 69. 132, 136, 173 Schuller. Sally 2. 45. 105. 118. 131. 133. 128 Schupp. Mary Kay 2. 69. 105, 114. 129 Schwabc, Barbara 45 Schwabe, Linda 98 Schwarzendruber, John 98. 112 Schwenk, Doug 69. 115 Scoggins, Anita 84 123 Scroggins. Louie 45, 119 Scaver. Carole 45. 123. 133, 134. 135. 138 Seipcl. Mary 121. 135 Seiz. John 84. 122 Selvy. Jeanne 84. 123. 138 Scmlow. Bob 98. 121. 162. 169 Sewell. Sylvia 45. 113 Seymour. Paul 45. 110. 178 Shafer. Linda 70. 113 Shamrock. Nancy 84. 127 Shaw. Steven 70. 118. 140 Sheaffer. Carol 45. 118 Sheaffer, John 84, 136 Sheets. Ia rna 70. 127 Shelcy. George 70, 136. 157. 161. 173 Sherman, Betty 98 183 tan. Jack 70. 122 Jing. Peggy 98. 110, 135 Robert 112 iron 70. 114, 131, 138 Shirley. Judy 84. 123, 131 Shirley. Larry 98. 119. 162 Shore. John 98. 123. 139 Shorter. Naomi 70 Shrutn, Joyce 70. 118. 140 Sills. Dan 46. 102. 103. 116 Simpson. Diane 98. 110. 139 Sinner. Jim 70. 111. 157. 159 172 Skaggs. David 70 Skow. Christy 98. 127, 139 Skow. Phil 46. 116 Sledge, J«-rrv 84 SlcdgdKfcP. 98 ly 84 Ml tit. EtJwordto 118, 162. 178 Smith, GcW 84. 124 iihijau 98 l 4. 139 ' , Orville 70, 122. 178 ttov 46,(119 te'veJa 122. 139 SiiW . 113, 139 JohSTO. i74 .Dave 70. 111. 157. 0. 172 Snider. Bob 46. 119 mmcr. Nancy 98. 118. 134, 139 Sours. Don 70. 121. 171 Spencer. Sally 53. 71. 114. 130 Spencer. Sherill 84. 129. 134 Sperry. Janet 2. 46. 104, 105. 126. 128 Sprague. Diane 84. 123. 135, 138 Sprague. Jeanne 46. 126. 129 Sprenkle. Joyce 46. 52. 118 Spriggs. Analce 118. 132. 134 Stahl. Karl 46 Stahl. Germit 98 Stahl, Sue 47. 126. 129 Stanford, Ed 84. 128. 137 Stanford, Joel 47, 52, 107 137 Statkus. Alberta 98. 103, 131.134. 139 Staub. lb-tty 47 Steeg, Linda 84 Steeg, Patricia 47. 135 Stehman. Phyllis 71. 118. 135 Stein. Billie 87. 103. 134. 138 Stcinbach. Harry 98. 121 Stcinmetz. Dave 98 Stern. Fred 98. 124 Stevenson. Bill 98. 122 Stevenson. Clyde 47 Stevenson. Launa 84, 127, 138 Stevenson. Robert 99. 121 Stewart, Marty 47 Stewart. Richard 84, 124. 137 Stokowski. Karen 99, 127. 139 Stoneburncr, Barbara 84, 132, 135 Stoncbumer. Rirhard Stotler. Jim 99. 121 Stotler. Randy 47. 119 Stout. Dale 115. 84. 170 Stom. Frank 99. 120. 132. 170 Str.Ni- Ron ttuartl Sturt SufiMtl. oel 2. 71. 103, 105, Tt. 138. 163. 171. 173 laski. Leo 99. 162 'Sullivan, Larry 71. Ill Sundberg. Nancy 85. 132. 140 Swanson. Dan 110 Swartzendruber, John 171 Swisher. Nancy 85. 132, 140 Switzer, Alan 85. 118 Sword . Ia'sley 85. 103 Tamkin, James 71. 1 OS, 118, 178 Taylor, Eugene 99. 13� „J Taylor, Sam 71. 119.AJ Taylor. Stella Wi 2V, T32. 133 Terrell. Kare Terry, Brian Thomas. Bill 85 121 Thomas. Fielda 99. 139 a Thomas, Tanya 48. 123 v Thomason, James 9JT Thompson, Linda wl' 134. 136. 140 if Thompson; Fatfta. 138 Thompson, Roix-rt 71 Thornlnt'ig Sheny 48. Thmwl, I� Tt 71. 109 Tjarksen, Nancy 48. I2 133. 138 yS Traenkensohuh. Jim 9 Tratncl. MtiiWa '' r 137 7 Travis, land a 4 Triebel. Bcji Trindle. Jeff Trotter. Re Tucker, Dennis Turner, Turner, Tyler, V 117,135 Ufen, Pa Ulrich. M gner. John 99, 114, 132, 137. 170 Wakclcy. Sharon 118, 85 Walkup, Grover 119. 85. 162, 169 Wall. Karen 85 Wallace. Eugene 72. 119. 130, 176 Wallace. Susan 12. 105. 123. 135 Ward. Berlin 85 Ward, Sandi 85� NI 15 Ward, Stic 2. 49, 52. 107, 126. 129 00 Wan Kay 8 27, 134. asson LeAfiTi 86 atkins. Cncryl 49. 113, 138 WafkinO .Warren 99. 128. 137 . VfaUbtfRichard 72. 119 ' WtfyUfoycc 85. 118. 140 WfcAvcr, Linda 49. 52. 126. J29 Weber, Glenda 72. 113 Wehnes. Gary 99. 110 Wehnes. Sis 72 Wcicr, Sandra 50. 113 Weinecke, Larry 85. 176 Weil. Luci 85, 115 obert 99. 119 123� Van Van 13 1571 Von Nomy 107. I! Varvil. Pat 49 Vecco, Ron 49, 136 Vcvig, Judy 71 Vickery, Ron 85. 123. 137. 173 Vichmcycr, Larry 72. 119 Virgo, Judy 2. 49, 52. 104. 105. 126, 131. 128 Violate. Randall 49. 122. 138 Vifiond, Mary Kay 72, 119. 132. 137 Vollentinc, Bob 72. 136 Vogel, Roger 85 Volovitz, Linda 99. 134 Vonachcn, Rudy 85 Wadley, Susan 85. 115 Waldschmidt, Connie 49. 122 . 157 127,134, Jack 85, 162. 171 Wrstapher. Don 99. 121, 162, 178 Wcstapher, Mary Jane 2, 50, 104, 105. 118. 131, 128 WesthofT. Yvonne 72. 134 Whalen. Susan 109. 131. 138 Wbanger, Eva Jo 99. 119. 139 Whangcr, Sandra 85, 132, 138 Whipp, John 72 Whitcomb. Sharon 2. 50. 52. 105. 107. 109. 128 White. Bill 86. 112. 163. 175 White. Bruce 86. 112. 162. 175 White. Bonnie 85, 135, 140 White, Donna 86. 121 White, Linda 2. 72. 105. 118 Whitehead. Virginia 50. Whittaker. Ronnie 72, 135 Whitten. Dave 173 Wipcrt. Linda 86. 123 Wieland. Sandy 86, 109, 138 Willis. Marilyn 100, 139 Willis. Melvin 50, 170. 136 Willis. Sandy 51. 123, 138 Willis. Stanley 100 Wilson, Carolyn 86, 140 Wilson, Diana 86, 123, 135, 137 Wilson. Donald 100. 125 Wilson. Marcia 86. 123. 134 Wilson. Sandra 86. 118, 132, 134.138 Wilson. Terry 100 Winston. Gary 86. 130. 157, 160. 170 Winston. Kim 51, 119. 130, 133, 170 Winston. Scott 100. 115 Wisner. Fred 86, 110 Wittmer. Donna 86. 114, 129 Wittmer. Lita 51, 125 Witzig. Shirley 51 Wolf. Pat 73 Wolf. Tom 100 Wolford. Marisue 86 Woodruff. Rise 73. 114 Wright. Barbara 73. 135, 137 Wright, Bill 100. 119 Wright. Cecil 121 Wundcr, Bernard 73 Wunder. Mary 86. 118 Yates. Howard 86. 128, 137, 162.175 Yaunk. Janet 73. 122. 135 Yeast. Allan 73. 136 Yoches, Joe 100. 121, 163 Yocum, Cheryl 100, 115 Young. Dixie 123, 86. 135, 138 Young. Gary 73 Zeller, Duke 53. 73. 114 Zeller. Nila 86. 109, 134. 140 Ziegele, Linda 51 Zweifel. Carole 73. 119, 137 Zwickcr. Annie Louise 100. 118 Zwickcr. Greta 51, 123. 138 Zimmerman, Ronald Lee 100, 121 V , Wilday, Russel 86. 117 Wildennuth, Sharon 99, 127, 139 Wildfong, Sharon 73 Wildfrog. Sharon 73, 114 Wiley. Bob Wiley. Boyd 99. 124 Wiley. Sharon 99 Whilhite, Gary 73. 122 Wilkerson, Harold 100 Willetts. John 138 Williams. Joe 50 Williams, Lynn 86. 132 Williams. Phillip 86. 115 Williams, Sandra 50 Williamson, Carolyn 73. 118.129 184